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SHEMATIX
Shematix – What is this module and when do I need it?
Shematix (Planning & Concept) — Basics Shematix is where everything starts. Before we build, automate, install, or optimize anything, we sit down with you and turn your idea into a clear, realistic plan—technically and organizationally. The goal is simple: remove uncertainty early, so implementation later is fast, clean, and predictable. If you want the official module context: see our Services overview and the Shematix module rules in our GTC. 1) What is Shematix?
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Shematix – Procedure & Contents
Shematix – How the process works If you want a project to survive reality, you don’t start by building. You start by making the chaos measurable. Shematix is our concept & planning phase. We sit down with you, analyze your project, check what’s technically and organizationally feasible, and turn it into a realistic, clearly structured concept. What you can expect from Shematix Shematix covers: current-state analysis, feasibility, goal
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UPTIMIZE
Uptimize – What is this module and what problems does it solve?
Uptimize — optimize what you already have Uptimize is our module for optimizing, expanding, and modernizing existing technical setups—across software, hardware, and workflow environments. Think of it as a targeted “systems upgrade”: we step in when your current stack still works, but it’s getting slow, messy, fragile, or simply outgrown. The goal is clear: more efficiency, more stability, more future-proofing. What is Uptimize? Uptimize is for situations like these: *
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Uptimize – Requirements & Collaboration
Uptimize — Requirements & Collaboration (so we can optimize fast without breaking your system) 1) Access: what
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STACKFORGE
Stackforge – What is the module?
Stackforge (Development, Integration & Automation) What Stackfo
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Stackforge – Procedure
Stackforge Workflow: how we build, integrate, and automate (end-to-end) The goal is simple: fewer manual steps, fewer “weird edge cases”, and a system that stays understandable even when it grows. Architect — we design the system so it doesn’t collapse later Before we write code,
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BUILDUP
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FLUXION
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FABRIQ
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