Applications. Automation. Managed IT.
Merix Holdings

Build it.Automate it.Run it.

Merix is a technology group. We build custom applications, automate the work between them, and run the infrastructure underneath, as one accountable partner.

How the group works Our divisions
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Disciplines
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Accountable partner
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Engagement stages
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Standards we hold
The group

Three disciplines. One operating model.

Most businesses buy software from one vendor, automation from another and IT from a third, then wonder why nothing lines up. Merix is built to remove those gaps.

01

Applications

Build

Operations platforms, customer and partner portals, field and mobile tools, and the integrations that connect them.

  • Operations platforms
  • Customer and partner portals
  • Field and mobile tools
Explore Applications
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Automation

Automate

Workflow automation, document processing and structured AI that carry work between your systems, with a review queue for anything uncertain.

  • Workflow automation
  • Document intelligence
  • Structured AI
Explore Automation
03

Managed IT

Operate

Identity, email, devices, networks and support, managed as one service and brought on in stages.

  • Identity and access
  • Email and Microsoft 365
  • Endpoints
Explore Managed IT
Why one group

One accountable partner, not three vendors.

When applications, automation and IT come from different places, the gaps between them become your problem. Under one group they become ours.

Topic
Separate vendors
One group
Contracts
A separate contract and set of terms for every vendor.
One agreement, with a schedule for each service.
Accountability
When systems disagree, each vendor points at another.
One partner owns the outcome across applications, automation and IT.
Identity and data
Accounts and records repeated in every tool.
A shared identity and data foundation used by all three.
Roadmap
Each vendor plans for itself.
One roadmap, reviewed together.
Operating model

How the pieces fit together.

Select a layer to see what it does and how it connects to the others.

Build

The systems your people work in every day.

  • Shaped to your process, roles and records
  • Documented and tested, so they can be run without us
  • Hosted on modern edge infrastructure
How it connectsReads and writes through the shared foundation, so automation and IT see the same records and the same users.
How we work

A clear path from first conversation to steady operation.

Every engagement follows the same five stages, with written scope and named owners at each one.

Stage 01

Assess

Understand the systems, the data and the real constraints.

  • Inventory of systems, data and access
  • Risks and quick wins in writing
  • A scoped first step with an honest estimate
Standards

What we hold ourselves to.

Six commitments that shape how we scope, build and run every engagement.

01

Unify before you automate

Automation on top of disconnected data only moves the mess faster. We fix the foundation first.

02

Rules first, intelligence where it counts

Deterministic logic handles what can be written down. AI is reserved for judgment, and it is checked.

03

Auditable by design

Changes are recorded with who, what and when, so questions get answers instead of investigations.

04

Ownership in writing

Who owns what is stated in the agreement before work starts, not discovered afterward.

05

Plain statements

We say what we have and what we do not. If a claim cannot be backed, we do not make it.

06

A clear no

We decline work we cannot do well, dates we cannot keep and claims we cannot support.

Where we work

Built for operations-heavy businesses.

Companies where work crosses many systems and many hands: crews, approvals, documents, money moving between tools.

How we handle trust and ownership

Construction and tradesProfessional servicesProperty and facilitiesHealthcare administrationFinancial operationsField services

Sectors we design for.