25+ years in business technology. Now building with AI.

A private assistant that reads a company's own files — quotes, specs, procedures, scanned paperwork, support history — and answers questions about them in plain language, with the source document attached to every answer. It runs on a small appliance inside the business, so the documents never leave the building.

HTS installs it, keeps it updated, and watches it from our side: which files it could not read, what it is costing to run, and whether it is checking in. The business gets a search box that already knows the company; we handle everything behind it.

A management platform built for special-needs classrooms, used daily by teachers and paraprofessionals. It keeps academic and behavior events, IEP goals, interventions, and behavior-plan progress in one place, and turns those records into reporting automatically — replacing paperwork that used to be done by hand.

AI drafts the functional behavior assessments, behavior intervention plans, and social stories teachers once wrote from scratch, cutting a full day of writing each week down to a quick review. The AI model runs locally, built for this one purpose, so student data never goes out to a public service and it stays de-identified. A credentialed educator reviews and approves every document before it is used.

Custom-built online ordering for a family farm stand in Davisburg, selling homemade, small-batch goods — from freeze-dried candy and baked treats to farm-fresh eggs and seasonal produce. Shoppers browse an interactive shelf, tap a section to see what's on it, fill a basket, and check out with Venmo or a scanned QR code, with pickup set at the stand.

Inventory updates live, so a sold-out item drops off the shelf the moment it's gone. Behind it, an admin panel lets the family manage products, stock, and orders themselves — all hand-built rather than dropped into a store template, so it works the way the stand actually runs.

One searchable home for everything a client's IT depends on — every device, network, and service, plus the full history of what changed and who changed it. A lightweight agent checks in from each machine, reporting critical system information so potential issues can be monitored and resolved before they grow into larger ones. From that same data, it automatically draws a clean, easy-to-read diagram of everything detected on the client's network.

As AI adoption rises, TekIMS puts special focus on documenting the AI itself — how each tool, automation, and process is built — so it stays clear enough to examine, debug, upgrade, and support for the long term.