Two-week sprints
A short request goes in, a release comes out. Questions get answered along the way, not in a documentation phase.
We created our own AI system. It builds our software, talks to our customers, and lets a compact team ship like a company five to ten times its size.
SESSIA is our technology company. It maintains a library of ready-made components: loyalty, payments, CRM, analytics, and more. Every FIG business is assembled from them.
A new business starts with working parts, never from zero.
Separate infrastructure, so it can be scaled, funded or sold on its own.
New payment or POS systems plug in without changing the rules.
Points, payments and wallets are money. If the same request arrives twice by mistake, our system records it once and stops the copy.
Every transaction can be audited.
An app can't change them by itself.
On-call engineers are alerted immediately.
Loyalty, payments, content, analytics, notifications and moderation are independent services. Each one is deployed, scaled and changed on its own, so a problem in one part never stops the others.
Services talk through durable events. A retry never doubles a business operation.
Servers and networks are code, changed only through reviewed updates.
One action can be followed through every service it touched.
New behaviour runs next to the old until everyone has moved over.
Usually a request passes through seven people and loses meaning at every step. Since April 2026, one owner takes it from request to release.
Client, analysts, designers, architect, developers, QA. Everyone waits for someone.
Rules and failure cases are agreed before coding.
Next to the code, so anyone can pick it up.
Automated tests and real experiments.
A short request in, a release out.
Value for users, not features shipped.
A short request goes in, a release comes out. Questions get answered along the way, not in a documentation phase.
Every feature records what changed, why, and what we ruled out. Anyone can pick it up mid-flight.
Product changes are tested with experiments. Code is checked by automated tests, monitoring and careful rollouts.
Business rules, failure cases and integrations are agreed before coding, and challenged by peers.
We count value delivered to users, not features shipped. Good tech is reliable and cheap to change.
Halcón is our own AI development pipeline. It writes, tests and reviews code. People decide what to build and approve every result.
We didn't add superintelligence to our process. We rebuilt the process around it. Halcón does the repetitive work, the owner makes the decisions, and nothing is lost in between. We are not just developers: every owner thinks like a founder. That is how a team our size runs many projects in parallel, and why we are hard to compete with.
An engineering knowledge base, versioned with the code. Change a standard once, and every engineer and every tool follows it.
Locally hosted and international AI models, chosen for speed, cost and where data is stored.
What Halcón does is public. How it is built is proprietary and stays inside SESSIA.
Nikol is our AI for the customers of every FIG business. She answers first, day and night, and learns each customer over time.
A delay, a reorder, a free table: before you ask.
A message from your assistant, never a mass campaign.
Orders, tastes, context. Each next step gets better.
When it matters, a human joins with the full history.
Vision’s turnover had been falling for eight years. In 2017 it merged with FIG and moved onto our technology.
Seven things built into every SESSIA app.