A question companies ask

The question: Our work runs on spreadsheets, chat and paper, and our staff are not software people. How do we get proper systems?

How to get systems built when your people cannot build yet

Start with a team that builds alongside your people. Substrait's team builds your first systems on Substrait with a named person from your team, and the Builder Academy teaches the rest of your people to keep building.

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Why this is hard

Much of the work in a growing company never got a system. It runs on spreadsheets, chat groups and paper. Staff know the work best, but most are not yet sure they can build software, even with AI. A platform on its own does not change that.

What Substrait does

Substrait comes with people. Every engagement includes Substrait, and adds what your team needs first.

PartWhat it is
AcademyTraining that teaches the people who know the work to build. Substrait is the lab they learn in.
BuildSubstrait’s team builds the systems you need, with a named person from your team alongside
SubstraitThe platform the systems run on, where your people keep building after the team steps back

The person who lives the problem knows it best. That is why every system Substrait’s team builds has a named person from your team building it too. They learn to change the system themselves, so it keeps improving.

Questions and answers

Do we have to learn to build before we can use Substrait?

No. Substrait's team can build your first systems for you, with one of your people alongside. Your people learn as they go.

What if our basic systems are missing?

Groundwork can come first. Where orders are still on paper or group reports are in spreadsheets, Substrait's team can start with systems and data, and Substrait comes in with the first thing the team builds.

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Start with a result, not a rollout.

Book a demo and bring one real use case. We will show you how a tool your people build goes live on Substrait, with its data approved and its security check passed.