Intake
Describe the user task, current workaround, systems involved, decision owners, languages, deadlines, and unacceptable failure states.
Prepare the inputSYSTEM MAP / CZ-01
Find the seams before they become failures.
Faith Forge Labs builds and modernizes portals, workflow tools, integrations, websites, and automation from the United States. For Czechia-connected work, the project begins as a map of systems, exchanges, owners, risks, and release stations—not a generic feature list.
FOUNDRY STATIONS / 02
Move through the work in observable stages.
Trace
Follow identities, records, files, payments, notifications, and approvals across each boundary. Mark which system remains authoritative.
Trace the data routeForge
Build the smallest end-to-end slice with realistic permissions, recovery, audit evidence, and human escalation—not an isolated screen.
Select a build surfaceProve
Verify production behavior, failure paths, monitoring, source ownership, vendor access, documentation, and the receiving team's handoff.
See the release routeSEAM REGISTER / 03
The risk often lives between the systems.
A modernization plan should name the connection, not just the components. These are discovery questions, not claims about Czech law, infrastructure, or provider eligibility.
Identity and access
Who provisions, approves, removes, and recovers access across every environment?
Records and timing
Which system owns each record, and what happens when delivery is late, duplicated, or partial?
Transaction ownership
Where do provider, currency, refund, invoice, and reconciliation responsibilities begin and end?
Human operations
Who handles exceptions, support, local review, incident decisions, and long-term maintenance?
CONTROL ROOM / 04
Keep every consequential decision reviewable.
NEXT INPUT / 05
Bring the tangled workflow.
Share the current process, systems, users, data, integration points, languages, deadlines, and acceptance evidence. The response will identify the smallest useful seam to repair or replace first.
Open the foundry brief