Technology · IT services · Commerce · International trade
The systems a business runs on, and the goods it runs them with.
Four lines of work.One counterparty.One written agreement.
Talia works with businesses, institutions and diplomatic missions in the United States and internationally. Bring a technical requirement and a commercial one to the same place instead of running a vendor and a supplier in parallel.
Talia is not a software company with a trading sideline, nor a trading company with an IT department. The four lines are staffed, scoped and contracted as equals, which is what makes it possible to place a build and a supply order under one agreement.
One counterparty for the technical requirement and the commercial one.
A build and a supply order placed under one agreement, in one currency, with one point of accountability.
01 · Technology
Software that a business can actually run on
We build systems that go into daily use: an internal tool that replaces a spreadsheet, a customer-facing platform, an integration between two systems that were never meant to speak to each other.
The work includes the parts that are easy to skip. Access control, audit trails, backups, monitoring, and a deployment process someone other than us can follow.
Cloud and network infrastructure supporting the systems we build and operate.
1Access control
2Audit trail
3Backups
4Monitoring
5Deployment
All five, or it is not in production
The integration is the visible half. The layer under it is what decides whether the system is still running in its second year, and whether someone other than us can run it.
Missions and institutions
Missions and institutions
Diplomatic missions and comparable institutions buy under procurement rules, from suppliers whose entity, scope and terms are legible before a conversation starts. Everything on this site is written to be read that way.
Talia works with missions on two fronts: the infrastructure the office runs on, and the equipment and supplies it needs to operate. Both are contracted the same way as any commercial engagement — written scope, quotation, purchase order, documented delivery.
Institutional buyers need the supplier record in writing before they can proceed.
Mission IT and infrastructure
Cloud and network infrastructure, messaging and workstations, implementation, technical support and continuity of service for an office that cannot afford to stop.
Cloud and network architecture
Implementation and migration
Messaging and workstation estate
Ongoing technical support
Continuity and backup planning
Procurement and supply
Equipment, technical material and business supplies sourced against a written specification, with purchase orders, shipping records and customs documentation produced throughout.
Specification and quotation
Supplier identification
Purchase order management
Import, export and shipping
Customs documentation
Cross-border shipments are coordinated with the carrier and documented end to end.
03 · General commerce
Sourcing and supply, documented end to end
Talia sources and supplies technology products, professional equipment and business supplies through established commercial channels. We buy, we sell, and we take responsibility for the order in between.
Every engagement produces a document trail: a written specification, a quotation, a purchase order, and shipping records. Buyers know what they are getting and suppliers know who they are dealing with.
What is being bought, written down and agreed before anything is quoted.
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Quotation
Price, lead time and terms against that specification, in writing.
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Purchase order
The order placed and acknowledged, with the reference both sides quote.
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Shipping record
Carrier, route and dates, with the customs documentation the border requires.
04 · International trade
United States based, internationally active
Talia is a United States company working with businesses and institutions at home and abroad. Engagements are contracted in English and, where a client requires it, under United States law.
What we have is the ability to buy, sell, build and coordinate across borders, and the willingness to put the terms in writing first.
United States businesses
International companies
Diplomatic missions and institutions
Manufacturers and suppliers
Technology partners
Distributors and resellers
1Purchase order
2Export documents
3Customs entry
4Delivery record
Every crossing produces the same four documents. Talia raises them and keeps the set together, which is the part that goes wrong when a buyer and a shipper are separate counterparties.
How we work
Four commitments we can be held to
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Clarity
Scope, price and responsibilities are written down before work starts. If something falls outside what Talia does, we say so rather than absorb it quietly.
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Execution
A short path from decision to working result. We would rather put a small system into production than keep a large one in planning.
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Reliability
Systems and supply relationships that hold up past the first month. We build and buy for the second year of use, not the first demonstration.
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International reach
We work across time zones, currencies and jurisdictions, and we handle the coordination and documentation that cross-border business requires.
Declared limits
Outside our scope
Knowing where a supplier stops is worth as much as knowing where it starts. These are the things Talia will decline, and saying so here saves both sides a meeting.
Consular and identity systems
We do not build visa, consular case or civil registry systems, and we do not process or store identity documents on behalf of an issuing authority.
Controlled and restricted goods
Lawful commercial goods only. We do not source or ship weapons, munitions, dual-use controlled items or anything requiring an export licence we do not hold.
Offices we do not have
We claim no staff or premises in markets where we have none. Where local presence is required, we say so and decline rather than subcontract it quietly.
Work without a written scope
We do not start on a verbal brief or an open-ended retainer. If the scope cannot be written down, it is not ready to be priced.
Questions
Before you write
What does Talia do?
Talia is a United States company with four lines of business held at parity: software development and cloud systems, IT and professional services, procurement and general commerce, and international trade. A client can place a technical requirement and a commercial one with the same counterparty under one written agreement.
Who does Talia work with?
Businesses, institutions and diplomatic missions in the United States and abroad. Talia is business-to-business only; it does not sell to consumers.
How does an engagement start?
You describe the requirement. Talia confirms in writing whether it is work it should take on, then issues a scope and a price before anything else happens. Nothing is built or ordered until a written quotation has been approved.
Where is Talia registered, and under what law does it contract?
Talia LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Wyoming, United States. Engagements are contracted in English and, where a client requires it, under United States law. Registration details and tax identifiers are provided to counterparties during onboarding.
Does Talia work in French?
Yes. Correspondence, discussions and follow-up can be conducted in French. Contracts, quotations and purchase orders are issued in English, the language of the entity and of its international counterparties.
What will Talia not do?
Talia does not build consular, visa or identity systems; does not source or ship weapons, dual-use controlled items or anything requiring a licence it does not hold; claims no staff or premises in markets where it has none; and does not start work without a written scope. It is not a bank, payment institution or financial services provider.
Tell us what you need built, bought or fixed
Send a short description of the project, the requirement or the goods. You will get a direct answer about whether Talia is the right company for it — including a no, where that is the honest answer.
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