About us

We build good things.

Blending expert engineering and consulting, we help teams build scalable software with transparency and impact.

Our story

Our CEO and founder, Jeremy Duvall, built 7Factor with one core principle in mind: be human-centric. That mindset is part of a bigger concept; one rooted in genuine care, respect, and attentiveness. It shows up in small, everyday moments: like giving someone a few minutes to pause and quiet their barking dog during a Zoom call, or sharing an article with a peer because they mentioned it was part of their interests. 7Factor wouldn’t be what it is without the people who make it, and we do not take that for granted.

We don’t believe in treating employees like cogs in the machine because they aren’t. To us, retention isn’t just a hiring metric; it’s validation that when you build a company grounded in human-centric values, people stay. Not because they have to, but because they want to. Happy employees create stronger teams and thoughtful solutions.

Jeremy Duvall
CEO and Founder

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Our 7 Factors

Engineering with purpose. building with heart.

Teach and Elevate

We share knowledge freely and raise the bar for everyone.

Do No Harm

Quality, security, and trust come first – always.

Love

We genuinely care about the craft and the people we build with.

Curiosity

We never stop asking why, exploring how, and improving what we build.

Equality and Diversity

We value every perspective and create space for every voice.

Automate Everything

Repetition is a sign to build smarter systems.

Good Things

We focus on meaningful outcomes, not vanity metrics.

Traditional vs. Predictive Forecasting

Predictive forecasting replaces guesswork with data. By modeling real-world variability in scope, velocity, and risk, our teams can forecast delivery outcomes with confidence – not assumptions.

Traditional Forecasting

Predictive Forecasting

Assumes scope, team output, and risks are fixed

Adapts to uncertainty and variation

Relies on gut, experience, or simple rules

Uses data, trends, and probabilities

Doesn’t express confidence or risk

Shows likelihood ranges and confidence intervals

Shows likelihood ranges and confidence intervals

Reduces surprises and manages expectations

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