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Software Development · Atlanta, GA

Software Development for Atlanta Payments and Supply Chain Teams

This page is for two kinds of Atlanta company: a payments or fintech business that needs another product moved forward, and a distribution or logistics operation drowning in partner paperwork. We build custom software for both, from fraud scoring to the integration that stops staff retyping orders.

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What does an Atlanta fintech or logistics company hire an outside software team for?

Often for work the core platform team cannot get to: a risk model with reason codes, a KYC document check, a partner integration, or an internal tool for operations staff. Code and Trust scopes that work in writing, prices most large builds at a fixed price, and transfers source code and IP on final payment.

Payments and fintech work

The Metro Atlanta Chamber uses the name Transaction Alley for Georgia's payments processing industry and names Fiserv, Elavon and Global Payments among the companies based in the region. Around companies like those sit fintech startups, processors, lenders and banks.

Fintech work we have built for clients:

  • →Fraud scoring
  • →Onboarding and KYC document checks
  • →AML alert triage
  • →Underwriting with reason codes, so a decline can be explained to the applicant and to the examiner.

Payment steps run through providers such as Stripe, which we have integrated in production, or through your banking partner or BaaS provider. Our fintech page covers the engagement in more depth.

Supply chain, distribution and the documents between companies

The same Chamber describes Atlanta as a city founded as a railroad hub in 1837 and lists Amazon, The Coca-Cola Company, Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, Norfolk Southern and UPS among the supply chain companies with distribution centers, offices or headquarters in the region. For the carriers, brokers, 3PLs and suppliers that work alongside them, a costly part of the day can be the paperwork between companies: rate confirmations, delivery receipts, invoices that do not match.

We build software that reads those documents, checks each value against the order or load record, and sends anything that does not match to a person. When a reviewer corrects a field, the correction is kept as an example for that trading partner so the same layout needs less attention next time. Our logistics page describes the pattern.

When the AI part has to stand up to a reviewer

Payments and logistics share one requirement: a wrong answer costs money, and someone outside the team will ask why it happened. Every AI build we do starts with an evaluation set drawn from the client's own material, and we re-run it on every change. Any agent we build can only take the actions on its allowlist, waits for a person before doing anything it cannot undo, and logs each tool call it makes. We build with Anthropic and OpenAI models through their own APIs, or through your cloud provider when your data has to stay there.

How an engagement works

01

Workflow Audit

We map your existing processes against current AI capabilities in the 90-minute AI workflow audit, identifying exactly where automation creates measurable ROI. The audit is complimentary when it is bundled with a larger build and available as a paid one-off on its own.

02

Build Sprint

A scoped build against a written scope. Prototype, staging, and deployment milestones are agreed in the written scope. Most large builds are fixed-price, with a monthly retainer after launch.

03

Launch + Support

Deployment and handover. Post-launch support and maintenance are scoped per engagement.

Common questions from Atlanta businesses

Can you add work to a fintech product that already has an engineering team?

Yes. That is a common shape for fintech work: a scoped piece of work beside the existing team, such as a fraud model, an onboarding check or a new integration, with a written scope, agreed milestones and the source code transferred on final payment.

Have you built fraud and KYC features before?

Yes. We have built fraud scoring, onboarding and KYC document checks, AML alert triage, and underwriting with reason codes for clients. How much each system records about the reasons behind a decision is scoped with you; reason codes exist so a reviewer sees the reasons, not just the decision.

Does an Atlanta supply chain company need to replace its existing systems to automate paperwork?

Usually not. We work around the order, warehouse and accounting systems already in place. We find out during scoping what each one's API or exports allow, and where an older system has no API we work from its exports.

Ready to start your Atlanta project?

Book the 90-minute AI workflow audit. The audit is complimentary when it is bundled with a larger build and available as a paid one-off on its own.

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