UnityBase × Intecracy Group

What our solutions are built on

UnityBase provides a controlled foundation: data model, roles, APIs, audit and security. On this base, the team flexibly develops modules, scenarios and integrations.

Low-codeless manual development for typical modules
20M+users across the stack solutions
650+projects
30+countries of delivery
three layers

Everything on one platform

UnityBase is a stable core for managed public-sector and enterprise projects: data, access, logs and integrations follow one logic. Flexibility comes through controlled changes on a shared platform.

application layer

Intecracy Group products

Ready solutions for document flow, archives, BPM, HR and accounting — fast coverage of typical tasks.

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platform · core

UnityBase

A single architecture, data model, roles, APIs and audit. This is the base where Scrum iterations deliver fast change without losing control.

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foundation

Integrations, data and security

Exchange with registries, departmental systems and external services over secured channels.

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stack

Technical expertise

Through Intecracy Group we tap into the competencies of every company in the alliance — cloud, DevOps, AI/ML, cybersecurity, IoT/SCADA, telecom and infrastructure. Combined with IQusion's own experience, this creates synergy and lets us take on highly complex projects.

Cloud

AzureAWSGoogle CloudOracle CloudPrivate DC

DevOps

KubernetesDockerTerraformAnsibleGitHub ActionsVMware

Engineering

JavaScriptTypeScriptReactAngular.NETJavaPythonNode.js

AI / ML

TensorFlowPyTorchOpenCVOpenAIAzure AIAnthropic

Industrial

IoTSCADAOPC-UAMQTTEdge gateways

Security

Zero TrustDevSecOpsAuditIAMEncryption
delivery

Delivery methodology

We combine traditional project governance for contracts and acceptance with Scrum practices for development, configuration and integrations.

01

Project governance

At contract level, we define budget, timelines, stages, documentation, owners and acceptance criteria.

02

Scrum in the delivery team

Development, configuration and integrations run iteratively: backlog, sprint planning, demo, feedback and agreed changes.

03

UnityBase as a controlled base

The platform holds the data model, access, API, logs and security, so flexible development does not turn into chaos.

04

SLA, CI/CD and change control

Releases go through a controlled pipeline, changes are documented, and support is tailored to system criticality.

industries

We account for each industry's specifics

We account for processes, data, regulatory constraints, risks and system criticality.

Operational challenge

Which sector processes are critical and where delays, manual work, losses or operational risks appear.

Data and systems

Which registries, documents, sensors, enterprise systems and APIs must be connected into a managed architecture.

Constraints and compliance

Which requirements define access, audit, data protection, continuity and regulatory compliance.

Technology foundation

Which UnityBase-based products and Intecracy Group capabilities fit the task, data and constraints.

services

Expertise for the task

The architecture can include data, security, cloud, AI, industrial protocols or telecom infrastructure.

5 phases

How we work

We define checkpoints for the client, while working iteratively inside each stage: backlog, short cycles, demos and agreed changes.

01
Phase 1Days 1–3

Audit & diagnostics

Before development, we map how the organisation works today: processes, data, risks and bottlenecks.

What happens
  • Survey of processes, roles and regulations
  • Map of systems, registries and integrations
  • Assessment of risks and security requirements
  • Priorities by impact and complexity
Deliverables
Process mapRisk assessmentWork plan
Why it matters: most failed projects skip this step — and build the wrong thing.
02
Phase 2Days 4–10

Architecture & backlog

The target solution model and work backlog, approved before development starts: data, integrations, access, stages and priorities.

What happens
  • Data and access model
  • Integration perimeter and API
  • Security perimeter and protection requirements
  • Work stages and estimation
Deliverables
Architecture documentSecurity modelClient sign-off
Why it matters: architecture is a contract. It removes ambiguity and prevents scope creep.
03
Phase 3Weeks 2–4

Scrum iterations & integration

Product configuration, modules and integrations run in short iterations within the approved architecture: demo, feedback and change control.

What happens
  • Configuration of Intecracy Group products
  • Custom modules for specifics
  • Integrations with registries and systems
  • Data migration
Deliverables
Working solutionIntegrationsDocumentation
Why it matters: we build strictly to the blueprint — no improvising on the fly, no hidden technical debt.
04
Phase 4Weeks 4–5

Testing & release

Nothing goes to production without structured testing and acceptance. We verify correctness, resilience, load and team readiness.

What happens
  • Functional and load testing
  • Verification of scenarios and exceptions
  • Training of the client teams
  • Phased production release
Deliverables
QA protocolProduction releaseTraining
Why it matters: we test not only the happy path but also edge cases and behaviour under load.
05
Phase 5Ongoing

Support & evolution

Start of operations is not the end but the start of evolution. We keep the system running in production and grow it together with process changes.

What happens
  • Monitoring and technical support
  • Change control and updates
  • Evolution for new needs
  • Agreed support levels (SLA)
Deliverables
MonitoringReportsEvolution
Why it matters: one contractor is responsible for the system for years, rather than vanishing right after delivery.
timeline

The first weeks

Basic projects start in 1–2 weeks; complex ones roll out in stages.

Project scheduleDays 1–21+
Audit
Architecture
Development
Test & release
Support
Pilot start — from 48 hours on basic scenarios
what sets us apart

Engineering approach

What separates a production solution from home-grown integrations.

Experience from day one

The public-sector context is familiar to us: security, documentation and acceptance requirements are built into the blueprint and backlog from the start.

Risk without this approach: spends the project ramp-up learning the regulatory context.

Security is principle #1

Protection requirements, roles and audit logs are built into the architecture from the start, not added after release.

Risk without this approach: adds security after the fact, if at all.

Nothing fails silently

Every action is logged, every error has a recovery plan. You are the first to see a problem.

Risk without this approach: a failure just halts work — you find out later.

Predictability

A defined input, output and approval checkpoint at every phase. You are never in the dark.

Risk without this approach: builds without a clear plan or timeline.

Systems improve over time

Optimisation sprints based on real operational data. The solution gets better, not worse.

Risk without this approach: delivered and forgot.

You own everything

Code, documentation and configuration are handed over under the contract so the system can be supported and evolved.

Risk without this approach: dependency on a closed platform and a single vendor.
We’ll design the environment for your agency Describe your processes, integrations and constraints — we’ll propose a UnityBase architecture and the right Intecracy Group products.
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