Xtrable
Xtrable works with organisations where architecture matters. Our clients range from banks and e-commerce platforms to law firms and government departments. What they share is a need for architecture that is clear, traceable, and built to last. We bring deep technical expertise and our model-first tooling to every sector we serve.
Sector Expertise Grounded in Practice
Our consultants have worked inside the industries we serve, not just alongside them. We understand the business pressures, the legacy constraints, and the operational realities that shape architecture decisions in each sector.
Engagements move faster because we do not need to learn the domain. We speak the language of the business and the technology.
Banking and Financial Services
Banks and financial institutions manage complex system landscapes where architecture clarity is essential. Systems must be resilient, well-integrated, and capable of evolving as the business changes. We help banks modernise core systems, design integration strategies, and establish architecture governance that keeps pace with growth.
Regulatory Architecture
System designs that support compliance requirements. Traceable architecture decisions that demonstrate governance to regulators and internal audit.
Core Banking Modernisation
Migration planning for legacy core banking systems. Dependency mapping, phased transition strategies, and target-state architecture design for modern platforms.
Integration and API Strategy
Open Banking compliance, API gateway architecture, and integration platform design. Connected models that show how data flows between systems and partners.
Data Lineage and Governance
End-to-end data lineage from source systems through transformation to reporting. Model-driven governance for data quality and traceability.
Financial Services and Insurance
Investment firms, asset managers, and insurers face architecture challenges around real-time data processing, risk modelling, and reporting. Their systems must handle high-volume transactions while maintaining clear data lineage and system traceability.
| Challenge | How We Help |
|---|---|
| Reporting architecture | Architecture designs that trace reporting requirements back to source systems, ensuring data quality and completeness across the reporting chain |
| Risk platform architecture | System decomposition and integration design for risk calculation engines, market data feeds, and position-keeping systems |
| Legacy system migration | Model-first migration planning that maps current-state dependencies before designing target-state architecture |
| Data warehouse and analytics | Data architecture design for analytical platforms, including data modelling, ETL pipeline design, and governance frameworks |
Accounting and Professional Services
Accounting firms and professional services organisations are technology businesses whether they recognise it or not. Their platforms handle sensitive client data, complex workflows, and regulatory submissions. As these firms modernise, architecture clarity becomes essential to managing the transition.
Practice management platforms
Architecture design for integrated practice management systems that connect client engagement, time recording, billing, and document management.
Client data governance
Data architecture and access control design for platforms handling sensitive client financial data, with full audit trails and segregation requirements.
Regulatory submission systems
System design for automated regulatory filing, including Companies House, HMRC, and professional body submissions.
AI-assisted audit and review
Architecture and governance frameworks for deploying AI in audit workflows, ensuring explainability, bias detection, and human oversight.
E-Commerce and Retail
E-commerce platforms are among the most architecturally complex systems in any industry. They combine real-time transaction processing, personalisation engines, inventory management, payment processing, and logistics integration into a single customer-facing experience. Getting the architecture right determines whether the platform scales or collapses under load.
Platform Architecture
End-to-end architecture design for e-commerce platforms covering product catalogues, pricing engines, checkout flows, and order management. Microservices decomposition and integration strategy.
Performance and Scale
Architecture for high-traffic events, seasonal peaks, and global scale. Caching strategies, CDN architecture, database sharding, and async processing patterns.
Payment and PCI Compliance
Payment processing architecture that meets PCI DSS requirements. Tokenisation strategies, payment gateway integration, and fraud detection system design.
Data and Personalisation
Customer data platform architecture, recommendation engine integration, and analytics pipeline design. Data governance frameworks that balance personalisation with privacy.
Legal
Law firms and legal technology companies manage some of the most sensitive information in any industry. Their systems must enforce strict access controls, maintain complete audit trails, and support complex document workflows while remaining accessible to practitioners who are not technologists.
| Area | What We Deliver |
|---|---|
| Case management platforms | Architecture for matter management systems that handle document lifecycle, deadline tracking, court filing integration, and client communication |
| Document management and search | System design for large-scale document repositories with full-text search, metadata taxonomy, retention policies, and access control |
| Legal AI and review tools | Architecture and governance for AI-assisted document review, contract analysis, and legal research tools with explainability requirements |
| Client confidentiality systems | Data architecture with ethical wall enforcement, conflict checking, and information barrier controls |
| Regulatory technology | Platform design for compliance monitoring, regulatory change tracking, and automated reporting for legal and regulatory obligations |
Public Sector
Government and public sector organisations operate under unique constraints. Systems must be auditable by design. Data governance must be rigorous. Architecture decisions carry consequences that affect citizens and public trust. We bring architecture rigour to programmes where accountability is paramount.
Architecture Governance
Governance frameworks that meet the demands of public accountability. Architecture decision records with full traceability, dependency mapping across programmes, and compliance mapping to government standards.
Desktop-First, Offline Tooling
NeoArc Studio runs on the desktop with no cloud dependency. All data stays as local files. No SaaS subscription required, suitable for environments where commercial cloud tools are not appropriate.
AI Governance for Public Services
Governance frameworks for AI deployed in citizen-facing services. Bias detection, algorithmic impact assessment, and transparency frameworks aligned to government guidance.
Cross-Programme Architecture
Architecture models that make dependencies visible across programmes, suppliers, and departments. Explorable models for programme boards and oversight bodies.
What Every Sector Gets from Xtrable
Regardless of industry, every engagement benefits from the same foundational capabilities.
Model-First Architecture
Connected, explorable architecture models that stay current. Not static diagrams that drift within weeks of creation.
NeoArc Studio Tooling
Our flagship platform for connected diagramming, data modelling, structured documentation, governance tooling, and one-click publishing to searchable sites.
Practitioner-Led Consulting
Architects and technical leads who have built and operated the kinds of systems they are now helping you design.
Talk to us about your sector
Every industry has its own constraints and opportunities. Contact us to discuss how our architecture expertise and tooling can support your specific requirements.