SolutionsByClearPath engineers custom software, cloud platforms, and data systems that cut through complexity — so your team never loses sight of the road ahead.
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Six practices, one accountable team — no handoffs between agencies, no lost context between phases.
Web, desktop, and internal tools engineered around how your team actually works — not a generic template.
// full-stack · TypeScript · GoInfrastructure-as-code, CI/CD, and observability so releases stop being an event and start being routine.
// AWS · Terraform · KubernetesPipelines, warehouses, and applied ML that turn scattered data into decisions your team can act on.
// Python · dbt · PyTorchInterfaces built from real research and usability testing, not just aesthetic trends.
// research · UX · design systemsConnecting the tools you already run — ERPs, CRMs, legacy databases — into one coherent stack.
// APIs · ETL · legacy migrationOngoing monitoring, on-call response, and roadmap planning once your product is live.
// 24/7 · SLA-backedEvery engagement follows the same disciplined path — so you always know what's next and why.
We map your workflows, constraints, and success metrics before a line of code is written.
Architecture and interface decisions get validated with your team before they get built.
Two-week cycles, shippable increments, and a changelog you can actually read.
Staged rollouts, automated tests, and a rollback plan for every release.
Monitoring and a direct line to the engineers who built it — not a ticket queue.
Replaced a decade-old dispatch system with a live routing engine, cutting average delivery time by 22%.
Merged 14 disconnected data sources into a single forecasting pipeline used across 200+ stores.
Rebuilt a transaction ledger to pass SOC 2 audit while handling 3x the prior transaction volume.
Replaced spreadsheet-based case tracking with a searchable, permission-aware internal platform.
"ClearPath didn't just build what we asked for — they told us where our original spec was wrong, and they were right. Eight months later, dispatch delays are down by a fifth."