Enlightec Ltd.
Class 042 · Services Class 009 · Goods Brighton · Alton · DeSoto · since 1997

Class 042 · Service

Services

Computer and software services and scientific services. Everything on this page is work Enlightec performs — the goods we supply are covered separately under Class 009.

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Software as a Service

Applications we write, host and keep running, billed as a service rather than sold as a box.

MedPharm ERP

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An enterprise resource planning system built for pharmaceutical operations — inventory, ordering, dispensing records and the reporting that has to sit behind them. Developed and maintained by Enlightec, deployed as a hosted service or installed on customer infrastructure.

  • Hosted, on-premises, or containerised deployment
  • Available under GNU GPL v3 or proprietary licence
  • Data stays where the customer requires it to stay

MedPharm on GitHub

Bespoke hosted applications

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Line-of-business software written for one organisation’s actual process rather than bent to fit a package: scheduling, records, quoting, reporting, internal tooling. Written to be handed over — documented, licensable, and not dependent on us to keep the lights on.

  • Requirements taken from the people doing the work
  • Source and documentation delivered with the system
  • Maintenance retained or transferred, your choice

Software line

Enlightix

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Enlightec’s longest-running software line, with a public history reaching back to the Google Code era and a repository maintained on Enlightec’s own infrastructure today. Published, like MedPharm, under GNU GPL v3 or a proprietary licence depending on the engagement.

MedPharm tested release GPL V3 OR LICENSED Hosted our infrastructure Data with Enlightec · we patch · monthly FASTEST TO START · NO HARDWARE TO BUY On-premises your server Data stays in your building WE PATCH TO AN AGREED WINDOW Containerised your orchestrator You control rollout · we publish the image WHEN YOU ALREADY RUN A PLATFORM RUNS RUNS RUNS SAME CODE · SAME LICENCE CHOICE · THREE PLACES TO RUN IT
One release, three routes. What actually changes between them is where the data rests and who holds the patch window — not the software. On-premises is the route to take when the data may not leave your site.

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Technology services

The general engineering work that keeps an organisation’s technology coherent.

Systems administration

Windows Server, Linux and macOS estates — provisioning, patching, backup strategy, monitoring and the unglamorous maintenance that prevents outages rather than responding to them.

Networking

Design, configuration and troubleshooting of routed and switched networks: addressing, VLANs, routing policy, firewalling, VPN, and packet-level diagnosis when the symptom and the cause are in different places.

Migration & integration

Moving systems between platforms, hosts and generations without losing data or history — and getting applications that were never meant to talk to each other to exchange what they need to.

Automation & scripting

Recurring manual work turned into something that runs on a schedule and reports when it does not. Shell, Python and C where the job needs the speed.

Virtualisation & containers

Consolidating aging physical servers, packaging applications for repeatable deployment, and building the images and orchestration around them.

Procurement advice

Independent specification of what to buy before anyone buys it — matched to the workload, the budget and the service life you actually need. Supply follows under Class 009.

Internet Edge firewall ASA / SRX Core switch L3 · VLAN ROUTING Server VLAN ISOLATED · NO USER ACCESS Access switching DESKS · PRINTERS · PHONES Wireless CONTROLLER + ACCESS POINTS Out-of-band CONSOLE ACCESS ISP POLICY 10G 1G ×N POE REACHABLE WHEN THE PRODUCTION PATH IS NOT
The shape of a site we support. The dashed path is the one most networks are missing: console access to the firewall and the core switch that still works when the device you need to fix is the device that is down.

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Technical support

Named-platform support across the vendors on our filing, plus general end-user and infrastructure support.

Vendor support coverage · Class 042
Platform Typical equipment What we do with it
Cisco Catalyst switching, ISR/ASR routing, ASA and firewall appliances, wireless controllers Configuration and change, IOS upgrades, VLAN and routing design, access control, fault diagnosis, RMA coordination
Juniper EX switching, SRX security, MX routing Junos configuration and commit discipline, security policy, routing protocols, upgrades and rollback planning
Intel Xeon and Core platforms, server boards, network adapters, storage controllers Firmware and microcode currency, thermal and power validation, driver stack, performance investigation
AMD EPYC and Ryzen platforms, Radeon graphics BIOS and AGESA currency, memory population and validation, virtualisation features, driver stack
NVIDIA Quadro/RTX professional graphics, data-centre accelerators Driver and CUDA toolchain, multi-GPU configuration, workstation certification, thermal and stability testing
Logitech Keyboards, pointing devices, headsets, conference room hardware Deployment at scale, receiver and pairing management, firmware, conference-room commissioning

How support engagements work

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Web design

Sites built on plain, durable standards — fast to load, possible to edit, and still working after the framework that was fashionable at launch has been abandoned.

Design & build

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Structure, identity and layout worked out together, then built as standards-based HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Responsive by construction, accessible by default, and light enough to load on a bad connection.

Rebuild & migration

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Legacy sites moved off table layouts, dead plugins and unsupported platforms — content preserved, URLs preserved where they matter, and a mirror of the old site kept for reference.

Hosting & upkeep

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Certificates, DNS, backups, updates and uptime checks handled on a schedule, so the site does not quietly expire between the people who used to look after it.

Engagement

How we take the work on

Three arrangements cover almost everything. If none of them fit, say so and we will write one that does.

Engagement models
Model Suits Basis Response
Project A defined build, migration or rebuild with an end state Fixed scope, quoted Scheduled
Retainer Ongoing support and maintenance of a known estate Monthly, by hours Agreed targets
Call-out One-off faults, advice and short pieces of work Hourly Next available

Rates and response targets are quoted per engagement. They depend on the size of the estate, the platforms involved and the hours you need covered. Ask for a quote and you will get a written one.