Most analysis ends as a PDF. Then someone else has to build, integrate and operate, and most of the value evaporates in that gap. A vendor that only reports is a vendor that leaves you holding the integration risk.
Northflow owns the full stack: data, integrations (ERP, payments, catalogue, authentication) and the running application, built for years of operation and maintained after go-live. Payment flows run on Northflow Payments, our own payment layer, card, Vipps and invoice, reconciled against the ERP. The stack includes the runtime itself: Northflow provisions and operates the cloud infrastructure these systems run on, Azure among others, with data residency and sovereignty requirements handled where the client demands it.
Two systems built this way are in production today: a multi-organisation B2B and B2C commerce platform with dual pricing and ERP-integrated invoicing serving both customer types from one catalogue, and a multilingual multisite running as a Nordic industrial materials group's live platform.
When the analysis points at a system that must exist, this is the proof it gets built, shipped and kept alive, by the same team that found the signal.
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Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data. Sentinel-2 cloudless by EOX (CC BY 4.0)