For TRIRIGA delivery practices
A working partner for support and change delivery.
Equip your practice to investigate incidents and Java issues, prepare proposals, FDDs, and TDDs, implement approved changes, and support releases across authorised customer instances. Keep the evidence and delivery context with the work.
Across the delivery team
Give each role the context it needs without removing expert review.
FORGE shortens the route from question to evidence. It does not replace accountable technical judgement, functional testing, or customer approval.
Developers and consultants
Investigate without waiting for every lookup.
Orient on unfamiliar customisations, follow cross-artifact dependencies, and show the evidence behind estimates and design decisions.
Test and assurance teams
Turn impact evidence into a defensible test scope.
See the workflows, forms, reports, integrations, and business objects related to a change, then verify the agreed target state after delivery.
SMEs and architects
Use specialist time where judgement matters.
Review sources, gaps, confidence, and risky actions while routine estate discovery follows a repeatable evidence path.
Delivery leads
Keep context intact across people and handovers.
Create a clearer basis for mobilisation, estimates, approvals, distributed delivery, and the evidence handed back to the customer.
Delivery workflow
From mobilisation to evidence-backed handover.
- 01
Orient on an unfamiliar estate
Build a live inventory of the modules, customisations, integrations, versions, and runtime surfaces that matter to the engagement.
- 02
Prepare proposals, FDDs, and TDDs
Combine customer requirements with live dependency evidence to draft a change proposal, Functional Design Document, and Technical Design Document. Review scope, assumptions, acceptance criteria, and estimates with the customer.
- 03
Show the reasoning
Give reviewers sources, warnings, related objects, and completeness boundaries instead of a result that cannot be defended.
- 04
Implement alongside your team
Carry an approved design into supported workflow, form, report, data-model, and integration changes. Use authorised source and build tools for Java work, then the agreed packaging, deployment, and verification path.
- 05
Verify and hand over
Read back the target state and preserve the agreed evidence so the customer does not inherit another undocumented change.
Practice economics
Use senior attention where it changes the answer.
FORGE is designed to standardise routine discovery, evidence collection, and handover so architects can focus on design, ambiguity, and accountable decisions.
- Give consultants a structured investigation path while keeping specialist review at the appropriate decision points.
- Reuse known evidence patterns across estates while keeping customer and environment boundaries explicit.
- Reduce repeated manual navigation across Data Modeler, Workflow Builder, forms, reports, and administration surfaces.
- Create a clearer basis for estimates and approvals before any change is made.
- Preserve live estate context across locations, time zones, shifts, and supplier handovers.
- Support a customer-controlled AI strategy through a bounded, governed tool surface.
Ways to use it
Fit the tooling to the engagement, not the other way around.
Ongoing support partner
Own more of the support and change workload.
Investigate incidents and server-side Java behaviour, prepare root-cause analyses and runbooks, and carry approved remedies through implementation and release. Repeat the approach across authorised customer instances with separate access and operating responsibilities.
Discovery and due diligence
Map the estate before taking delivery responsibility.
Use a bounded read-oriented scope to inventory customisations, integrations, dependencies, and evidence gaps during mobilisation.
Change delivery
Attach dependency evidence to the change.
Trace the blast radius, agree the permitted actions, package approved artifacts where enabled, and verify the target state.
Migration programme
Turn migration readiness into a repeatable workstream.
Inventory estate-specific risk, validate integrations, define the cutover evidence, and support post-upgrade assurance.
Commercial fit
Start with one repeatable delivery use case.
A scoped paid pilot covers one named environment, an agreed tool set, a fixed end date, and evidence-based success criteria.
Customer AI / AJAEX Tooling
Use the practice or customer's approved AI environment while AJAEX operates the specialist TRIRIGA intelligence and tooling layer. Tool arguments, results, and gateway audit metadata traverse AJAEX infrastructure, so the data flow remains part of the architecture review.
Compare all deployment modelsStart with one named customer estate. The standard subscription covers the approved internal delivery team, with no per-seat charge. Consultancy or managed-service use across different customer estates needs a separate commercial agreement. See pilot and subscription scope.
Benchmark one recurring investigation.
Compare time to context, specialist touchpoints, hidden scope, and handover evidence on a real non-production question your team already understands.