Tayoca develops owned software and publications, runs community programmes, and documents selected project work alongside client delivery. Each item is classified according to the evidence and disclosure available for it.
Each item is presented according to what is known and appropriate to disclose. Owned Tayoca products are labeled as such; other projects stay neutral unless the relationship has been confirmed.
Sivanta is conversation-led commerce software for teams that need governed flows across messaging and web channels, with policy controls, checkout and a clear path to human handoff.
It is an owned Tayoca product, so the work includes product decisions, operating boundaries, pricing, support and the consequences of keeping it running.
SiteSupply is a construction marketplace that helps buyers compare suppliers rather than being locked into a single vendor relationship. Suppliers get another route to prospective buyers, while buyers get more choice when they need materials or services.
Project / build · in market
A community programme providing practical website core builds for selected local small businesses and organizations in Ontario. The purpose is straightforward: help people get a useful online presence without making the free build conditional on buying another service.
Technology rarely becomes difficult at launch. It becomes difficult afterward, when somebody has to pay for it, monitor it, recover it and decide what to change. Operator Brief turns those operating lessons into a practical publication for people responsible for that work.
Tayoca also operates internal systems for publishing, intake, automation, reviews and project intelligence. They are part of how the company works, even when they are not products for sale.
Start with the issue you can see — cost, reliability, delivery or repetitive work — and we can work out the right next step from there.
