Services
IXC runs 24 services. Start with one problem and add only the practices it needs.
Overview
What IXC covers
Wherever the project stalls, in assessment, build, operations, or assurance, one of the 24 services covers it. Start at the stage you need today.
01
Assess and advise
What to change first, settled on evidence
Software QA
AI-Built App Testing
Missing requirements and exception paths
Software QA
QA Process Consulting
QA assessment and process design
Cloud
Cloud Cost Optimization
Cost visibility and FinOps
Customer Engagement
CRM Strategy Consulting
Assessment, KPIs, key-campaign design
02
Build and migrate
The agreed design, running in production
Software QA
Test Automation
Web, mobile, and API automation
Cloud
Cloud Migration
Dependency mapping and cutover
Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure Build
Architecture design and deployment automation
Payments
Payment Integration
Authorization, cancellation, refunds
Payments
Payment Gateway
Multi-provider payment orchestration
Customer Engagement
OneSignal Onboarding
SDK integration, key campaigns
Customer Engagement
Customer Data Integration
Event and tag design and delivery
Customer Engagement
CRM Migration & Transition
Solution and paid-plan transition
03
Operate and improve
Reliability and cost that stay predictable after launch
Cloud
CDN & Global Acceleration
Caching, origin protection, delivery
Cloud
Managed Cloud
Monitoring, patching, response
Cloud
Web Security — WAF & DDoS
WAF operations and Akamai DDoS defense
Payments
Recurring Billing
Subscription invoicing and retries
Payments
Reconciliation Automation
Rule-based settlement matching
Payments
Payment Operations
Transaction monitoring and disputes
Customer Engagement
Journey Orchestration
Journeys, segments, A/B tests
Customer Engagement
Managed CRM Campaign Operations
Monthly operations and reporting
04
Assure and protect
Evidence in hand for release and transaction calls
Software QA
Release Readiness Review
Pre-release build review and verdict
Software QA
Performance Testing
Load, failure, and recovery
Software QA
QA Outsourcing
Dedicated QA delivery team
Payments
Fraud Detection
Anomaly detection and review
Technologies we work across
Differentiators
Turn test results into defensible release evidence
A dedicated QA team identifies product risk, runs validation and automation, and reports operational readiness as one service. Because the question is whether you can ship rather than whether a feature passed, we hand approvers the severity of open defects, the areas left unverified, and any temporary workarounds in one consistent format. A single lead carries the product context and defect history for the whole engagement, so the bar does not move when the team grows or shrinks. At handover you keep the test assets and the operations runbook, and your own team continues against the same criteria.
Learn moreServices
24 specialist services
Consulting, implementation, and operations across Software QA, Cloud, Payments, and CRM marketing.
01
Software QA
From test design and automation to release-gate operation, so quality calls rest on evidence rather than instinct.
02
Cloud
From cost assessment and migration planning to infrastructure builds and web security, starting where the operating burden is heaviest.
03
Payments
From PG integration and subscription billing to settlement matching and fraud detection, one team owns the whole path money travels.
04
Customer Engagement
From OneSignal-based CRM strategy, data design, and builds to managed campaigns, with the same team carrying operations after launch.
Adoption path
Five stages from assessment to improvement
Join at any stage. What you hold at the end of each stage is settled before work starts.
How to choose
How we pick the work and hand it back
01
One problem, not the whole roadmap
Start with the single task that hurts most today. The next scope can wait until the first result is in front of you.
02
One quote and one schedule across practices
One task often needs QA and cloud at once. Rather than chasing a quote per practice, you get a single point of contact and a single schedule.
03
A scope that also names what we will not do
What gets fixed before kickoff: the deliverables, the decision criteria, and who owns each stage on the IXC side and on yours.
04
Independence as the finish line
Runbooks, dashboards, and decision criteria come with you, so the work carries on the same way once the engagement ends.
Next steps
Where to begin
You do not need to know which service to start with. What you take away from the conversation is an order of work that fits your environment, timeline, and in-house team.





