I build integrations, automation and internal tools, and take over software other developers left behind. Pass the work to me, or I’ll do it under your name while you keep the client.
You introduce the client, and I scope, quote and do the job directly, with my own written quote and contract. You get a referral fee on every job you send, paid as the client pays, and you don’t carry the risk.
I work as part of your team, under your name. Jobs are usually quoted at a fixed price, you get a partner discount on every quote, and you invoice the client at your own price while you stay their contact.
The referral fee and the partner discount are in the partner sheet. Tick the box on the form below and I’ll send it.
Microsoft 365 and Graph, CRMs, accounting and booking systems, and the APIs between a client’s tools. Data moved between systems with every record checked.
A client’s app whose developer has gone. A fixed-price code and security review first, then fixes, a working build and support. No rewrite unless it’s needed.
For your clients or your own team: onboarding, reporting, deployment and the scripts that hold it together. PowerShell, .NET, Node and web apps.
Assistants that can read and work in a client’s own systems, with read-only modes, previews and confirmations, so they can’t do damage.
Backdoors out, the server rebuilt so one site can’t reach the others, and monitoring in place.
A network of medical practices
A booking system other developers built years earlier, still running a network of practices every day. I took it over, found and fixed its security problems, and got its source building again, without breaking anything people relied on.
A network of medical practices
16 websites on one shared server had been compromised, one after another. I cleaned out the backdoors and rebuilt the server so every site is walled off from the rest, with the whole setup kept in version control.
A small business
Customers, contacts, suppliers, a product catalogue and years of quotes moved from an old CRM to a new one, with every link kept and every quote total checked against the old system.
Leahy & Co’s own
A free, open-source web console for Windows Deployment Services: images, devices and drivers in a browser, and a live view of every network install. Published on GitHub.
Leahy & Co’s own
A connector that lets an AI assistant search, read and edit a company wiki, with guard rails that stop it damaging the pages people rely on. In daily use.
You find the work. I talk to the client, scope and quote it, do the job, invoice them and support them afterwards. The work carries my name.
You find the work, talk to the client and invoice them. I scope and quote it to you, do the job, and support it through you afterwards. The work carries your name.
A short call or email about the problem, with you, or with the client on a referral.
A fixed-price quote. When nobody knows what’s in the code, a fixed-price review comes first, so nobody quotes blind. Hourly only where the work can’t be scoped up front, agreed first.
The work, with written updates as it goes.
Handover: the code in the client’s own repository, documented, with tests where they matter, so it never depends on me.
Support afterwards, quoted per client.
Me, Dylan Leahy. Eight years at managed service providers, from support engineer to R&D and senior project engineer, and five as infrastructure manager for a global cyber security company, where I also helped develop its firewall and other products.
I know how an MSP works, what a change window is, and why a client’s software can’t break on a Monday morning.
With a referral, yes: they deal with me. With white label, no: the work and the invoices carry your name.
The client, always. It lives in their repository, not mine.
Yes, before I see anything.
In the Perth Hills, working with partners anywhere. Everything is in writing, so time zones don’t get in the way.
A limited number of partner jobs at a time, so each one gets done properly. Tell me early if something big is coming.
