The Buckingham Group Let’s Talk

Software / Automation / Practical AI

Software for the work you do every day.

The Buckingham Group develops software and automates routine work for small and mid-sized businesses. If your team spends hours updating spreadsheets or copying information between systems, we can help.

Let’s Talk

01 / What we do

What we can build

Software

Some jobs still live in a spreadsheet because nobody has built a useful tool for them. We build internal applications for that work, with the details your team needs and connections to the software you already use.

Automation

A customer record shouldn’t need to be entered twice. We connect your existing systems so information moves between them automatically. Routine tasks, such as sending reminders or routing an approval, can run automatically too.

Practical AI

AI can be useful for reading documents or searching a large body of information. We look at a specific task, test whether AI handles it well enough, and decide where someone needs to review the result.


02 / How we work

First, show us how it works now.

Walk through the work

We want to see the actual process, including the workarounds. A conversation with the person doing the job often tells us more than a requirements document.

Agree on the scope

We’ll decide together what to tackle first and what can wait. You’ll have a defined scope and chances to try the software while it’s being built.

Put it to use

Your team tests it with real work before the handoff. We explain how it runs and what to do when something needs attention.


03 / About

The Buckingham Group

The Buckingham Group was founded by Jimmy Buckingham, who has spent his career building and leading business-critical software.

Jimmy works directly with business owners and their teams to understand how work gets done, identify useful improvements, and build the software behind them.

The company brings practical software engineering to businesses that need more than an off-the-shelf product can provide.


04 / Contact

Tell us what you’re working on.

Send a short description of the work you’d like to improve. You don’t need a written brief to start a conversation.