How is this different from you building it?

Your team writes and owns the code on your infrastructure. We review, advise, and unblock. It costs less and leaves the knowledge with you.

Time and materials, scaled to how much of the build you want reviewed. Many clients start heavy at design and taper through the build.

What if we get partway and want you to take it over?

That happens, and it is fine. Moving to a delivery or managed-services engagement mid-build is a scope change, not a restart.

Advisory

Your team builds it. Our architects make sure it's built right.

Certified integration architects working alongside your own IT team — best practices, field mapping, unit testing, and ongoing review — for organizations that want to own the build but not learn every lesson the expensive way.

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Technical architects

Some teams should build it themselves — with supervision

If you have the engineers and want the knowledge in-house, outsourcing the build is the wrong answer. Building it without anyone who has done it before is also the wrong answer.

Design review

Get the architecture right before the sprint starts

Integration architecture, object and field mapping, error-handling strategy, and retry semantics reviewed against patterns we have deployed across hundreds of projects.

Architecture and object mapping review
Error handling and retry design
Patterns from 500+ projects

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Build support

Available while your team is actually building

Working sessions during the build, unit-test design, and code and configuration review — not a document delivered at kickoff and a status call at the end.

Working sessions during the build
Unit test design and review
Configuration and code review

A team reviewing progress against a board

Ongoing

Still there when the platform releases

Continued access for the questions that arrive after go-live — a platform release, a new module, an edge case nobody modelled.

Release-change advisory
New module and scope guidance
Escalation path for edge cases

Two colleagues reviewing work on a laptop together

Also included

Bookable office hours
Integration health assessment
Hand-off to managed services if scope changes

Talk to an architect

Proof

What it looks like in practice

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"One of the best technology partners we have worked with" — CIO
Best-practice expertise applied to strategy, not just support

Case Study · Clark ConstructionAug 30, 2026

Clark Construction: A Technology Partner for Strategy, Not Just Tickets

Clark Construction's CIO on why DataMap is one of the best technology partners the company has worked with — culture fit, results, and help thinking through what comes next.

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Bottom line — DataMap is one of the best technology partners we have worked with. DataMap has been instrumental in our success. Their culture aligns with our culture; they're humble and have a strong work ethic. They want to take care of their clients, and they back that up with results. With their expertise in best practices and deep technical knowledge, they're helping us with strategy and thinking through how we can do things better than what we're doing today.

Dave Golden

Chief Information Officer, Clark Construction