Release notes, engineering decisions and field reports from the team behind Redstone, E-Invoice, RX and Excentry — written by the engineers who ship them.
7 min read
Excentry brings observability and notification together as a service: monitor servers, web applications, databases and mobile apps, then turn the signals that matter into SMS notifications through an API. Email notifications are coming in January 2027.
7 min read
Most platforms answer the question "where does it run?" with the word "cloud" and hope nobody asks a second one. Redstone answers it with a list — Windows, Linux x64, Linux ARM64, macOS, headless or console, on hardware from a data-centre rack down to a board that costs less than a monitor stand. Here is why that is an architectural decision rather than a feature, and what it changes for you.
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The systems you choose today will serve a business that does not exist yet. Markets shift, regulations move, and the org chart you built the workflow around gets redrawn. Here is what executives should look for in a system that can be reshaped as the business changes — and why a productivity suite, however good, is not that system.
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Somewhere between "AI writes everything now" and "AI writes garbage" is the thing most engineers actually experience daily. Here is the honest version — where the term came from, what the tools are, what the measured evidence says (it has reversed twice in eighteen months), and what it does and does not do to your delivery dates.
12 min read
Most organisations do not have a data problem. They have an alignment problem — a CRM, an ERP, an HR system, a webstore, a POS, three delivery platforms and a BI dashboard that each hold a slightly different version of the truth. An integration platform is how you fix that without replacing any of them.
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Redstone iPaaS 5.1 is rolling out to customers now. It moves the platform onto Microsoft .NET 10 LTS — faster on less hardware, post-quantum ready, and with a first-class path to AI that never has to leave your infrastructure.
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