Identity
Strong authentication, entitlement management and access control.
REELIANT · Digital Engineering Workshop
Develop. Modernize. Maintain.
Designing and operating reliable services in living systems. We add new capabilities to architectures in production, without breaking what works.
Signals
The prototype works. But now it must hold the load, integrate the IS, trace usage, secure the RUN. Industrialisation is no longer optional.
Ref. Development & AIEach release becomes a negotiation. Dependencies blur. Technical debt starts dictating the trade-offs, and the system's memory disperses.
Ref. ModernizationNew channels, signature, wallet, AI in production: it's no longer just about shipping fast. The system must remain operable three years from now.
Ref. Digital trustAI Act, NIS2, eIDAS, PSD2: compliance can no longer be added afterwards. It becomes a design constraint, then an operating discipline.
Ref. Trust Condition Maintenance (TCM)Every critical transformation eventually becomes a matter of architecture.
What we do
Continuous mastery of production systems and IS legacy.
Three intervention modes
Quick diagnostic
In a few weeks, we map risks, clarify the trajectory, and propose an executable plan.
Dedicated team
A senior team equipped to build, modernize, and integrate without disrupting your operations.
Piloted TCM
RUN, security, quality, and compliance steered with explicit criteria and readable governance.
Our standard
Protect
Strong authentication, entitlement management and access control.
Prevention, detection and response: from code to infrastructure.
Engage
Regulatory framework treated as an architectural constraint.
Signatures, commitments and transactions: tracked, timestamped and legally binding.
Our position
AI experiments are multiplying. But deploying it in production in regulated environments is another matter.
You don't plug in an LLM without authentication, traceability and isolation in place.
Everything we build around it is software like any other. LLMOps, agents, workflows: same reviews, same processes, no shortcut just because it's labelled "AI".
Production references
A few recent examples in production.
Finance & Automotive Credit
Auto credit subscription for BMW Financial Services France (ACPR-regulated credit institution), designed to operate remotely and in dealership without breaking the customer journey. Identity verification, E-KYC, electronic signature and probative archiving combined in a single chain shared by client and advisor. Deployed across 295 BMW, MINI and Motorrad dealerships, live since 2020.
Identity & Qualified Signature
eIDAS electronic signature and sealing platform for the accounting profession, developed and maintained by REELIANT since 2018. Three signature levels coexist (simple, advanced with LCP nominal certificate, qualified via ANSSI-certified PVID), structured around multi-document, multi-signatory and multi-firm workflows.
Energy & Professional Networks
Full information system for the habitA+ association, which has run the PG (Professionnels du Gaz) certification programme for 15 years. Business tools for the labelling and monitoring of 10,600 certified companies, embedded e-learning, and a real-time matching platform between professionals and consumers. Programme members: GRDF, ENGIE, EDF, Butagaz, Antargaz and biomethane stakeholders.
Water & Public Services
Veolia Eau's Web and Mobile online agencies, co-designed, developed and operated by REELIANT: national showcase site and customer area, declined across local brands on a shared CMS, integrated with core business systems and continuously maintained.
Internal rule
Our final validation test is simple: would we be proud to use this tool ourselves? If the answer is no, we don't ship it.
What we publish
An AI system cannot be judged on accuracy alone. In production, you also need to look at meaningful errors, decision thresholds, traceability, costs, and conditions for human escalation.
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Read articleA first conversation lets us quickly assess your context, risk areas and the most relevant trajectory, without aggressive sales pitch.