Our own playbook · IT services, consultancies, and dev shops
We turned our delivery firm into a function you can rent.
This is how Antino runs itself. We encoded 240 operated functions into a Company Brain, then put two engines on top of it: one that wins and scopes work, one that ships it. You don't hire a team. You name the outcome, and the function ships it.
The problem
A services firm is only as good as the last person who remembers how.
Wins depend on who scoped the deal. Delivery depends on who wrote the code. When that person is on another account, or gone, the proposal is generic, the estimate is a guess, and the new engineer reverse-engineers the repo for three weeks. The firm's real asset is locked in heads, not in a system that can run without them.
How we’d run it
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The whole function, stage by stage
10 stages · 86s
This is the actual anatomy of a software engagement at Antino: ten stages, two engines. Every stage below is a chapter. Jump straight to the one you care about.
What actually changes
The same function, before and after the brain.
The outcome
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Outcome figures trace to the named proof engagement above.
Live reference · Antino portfolio
240 functions, 221 clients, and roughly 434k hours of delivery: the graph this engine runs on.
More use cases
The same brain, a different function.
(001)
Fintech lender / NBFC
We run onboarding and loan origination. Compliant approval, first session.
Outcome: compliant approval in the applicant's first session.(002)
Insurance carrier
We run your claims and underwriting function. Claims decided in minutes.
Outcome: claims decided in minutes, leakage down.Run a function
Stop renting hours. Start running functions.
Pick the function you want off your plate. We map the brain and name the outcome before you commit.