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EasyAlo

From the first problem to a system that runs every day.

Since 2020, Easy Alo has framed the problem, designed the solution and operated systems that run every day — for businesses and institutions spanning healthcare, education, retail and logistics through to manufacturing, finance and the public sector.

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Illustrative dispatch screen with today's trips, routes and delivery statuses
Users
Dispatch, drivers, finance, customers
Core records
Trips, stops, proof of delivery
Interfaces
Operations web & mobile flow
Outputs
Tracking, POD, cost reconciliation

Three representative systems from the projects we have delivered. Interfaces are rebuilt; client identities and operating data are withheld under a non-disclosure agreement.

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Trip-level dispatchFrom dispatch spreadsheets to one trip-centred workspace

  • 6 yearsBuilding and operating digital products without a break
  • 10+ sectorsHealthcare and retail through to manufacturing, finance and government
  • 2 weeksOne demo cadence on a real environment, not a wait until the end
  • 100%Source code, documentation and admin rights are yours

Sectors

Sectors we have shipped into

Every industry runs on its own rules, so we start by learning yours. What they share is a system that has to be right every day, under real pressure.

  • Healthcare & diagnostics
  • Education & training
  • Retail & e-commerce
  • Transport & logistics
  • Manufacturing & supply chain
  • Banking, finance & insurance
  • Real estate & construction
  • Agriculture & F&B
  • Travel, hospitality & services
  • Technology & SaaS
  • Public sector & non-profits

Capabilities

From a business problem to a product that performs.

One team across all four stretches — discovery, design, development, operation — instead of a hand-off through layers of intermediaries.

Engineering standards

Quality gets measured, not promised.

The five criteria below sit in the acceptance criteria of every project, whatever platform the system is built on. They are measured and reported, not added at the end if time allows.

  • Signed-off spec

    The problem framed before the solution is picked

    We study the process already running, surface the constraints and the edge cases, then agree a specification and its acceptance criteria before the first line of code is written.

    In acceptance
  • 99.9% uptime

    Systems you can rely on

    The architecture is designed to absorb local failure: heavy work isolated, retries in place, scheduled backups and rehearsed recovery — so one small incident never stops the whole operation.

    In acceptance
  • P95 < 500 ms

    Performance against a stated threshold

    Every critical screen and API has a response threshold agreed up front, measured under load that simulates real volume, and reported before handover.

    In acceptance
  • OWASP Top 10

    Security designed in

    Role-based access, encryption of sensitive data, audit logging and an OWASP Top 10 review are mandatory checks before anything reaches production.

    In acceptance
  • 24/7 monitoring

    Operable, not merely running

    Centralised logs, automated alerts and an incident procedure are in place the day the system goes live, with documentation so your team can run it themselves.

    In acceptance
A measurement rig: a row of dials and a small display showing a waveform, with a laptop open below

How we deliver

We are not tied to a platform or a vendor. Technology is chosen for the problem, for the systems you already run and for long-term maintainability — then documented well enough for another team to take over.

Analysis & design
Process discoverySystem architectureData modelling
Build
Web & mobile appsInternal systemsIntegrations & APIs
Quality & security
Automated testingCode reviewAccess control & encryption
Operations
Automated deploymentMonitoring & alertingBackup & recovery

How we work

Clarity at every stage.

You always know where the project stands, which decisions are being made and what comes next.

  1. 01Discover
  2. 02Frame
  3. 03Design
  4. 04Build
  5. 05Verify
  6. 06Launch
See the full process

Next step

Have a problem worth solving?

Start with one conversation about goals, scope and constraints. What you get back is a concrete proposal, not a pitch.