Our products
Casewelt
Controlled content lifecycle, named sharing and queryable audit.
About
SIAL Networks develops Casewelt and SialFlow, and takes on selected engineering programmes.
Who we are
The company started on edge systems, cloud platforms, security and production operations, and that work is what turned into Casewelt and SialFlow.
Running systems that had to stay up under real traffic and real constraints is where the company's habits come from. We tend to favour simple designs, visible failure modes and systems the operating team can still understand a year later.
It also means a client project can go from architecture through application development, infrastructure, security, migration and production handover without changing teams at each boundary.
Today the centre of the company is two products:
Other work in development includes SIAL ADC, an application delivery controller written in Rust. Ask about early access.
Our products
Controlled content lifecycle, named sharing and queryable audit.
Request-time image transforms and durable jobs for image, video and documents.
Our story
Edge, cloud, security and delivery work for production workloads. Still the foundation of how we operate.
Running image, video and document tooling as separate systems became the reason to build a shared API and job model.
Named sharing, retention, hold and audit needed to live with the files rather than in a short-lived deal room.
Company
UK-registered engineering and software company.
Company No. 13552665
Casewelt and SialFlow are products of SIAL Networks Limited.
141c High Road, Loughton, England, IG10 4LT
152-160, Kemp House, City Road, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 2NX
FAQ
Both, with a clear priority. Casewelt and SialFlow are the centre of the company; engineering programmes are selective and secondary.
SIAL Networks Limited is registered in England and Wales, company number 13552665. Registered office: 141c High Road, Loughton, IG10 4LT. Correspondence address: Kemp House, City Road, London, EC1V 2NX.
Next step
Casewelt, SialFlow, or a scoped engineering problem. A short first message is enough.