Technology That Moves Business Forward.

The Midlands Golden Triangle — also called the golden logistics triangle — is the area of the English Midlands with the UK’s highest concentration of warehousing and distribution. It is usually drawn between Birmingham, Nottingham and Northampton, along the M1, M6, M42 and A14. The Office for National Statistics defines it as the roughly 289 square miles within a four-hour drive of 90% of the British population, an area about half the size of London. The name dates from the late 1980s, when distribution first clustered around Magna Park at Lutterworth.

The corners are Birmingham, Nottingham and Northampton. Inside and along its edges sit Leicester, Coventry, Derby, Rugby, Lutterworth, Tamworth, Solihull, Daventry, Wolverhampton and Milton Keynes. GTX Digital works across all of them, and the specific postcode matters far less than the operating model: these are businesses that move physical goods to fixed deadlines.

Because it changes what the software has to survive. Businesses here run on tight operational margins, physical movement and fixed delivery windows — a late despatch is a missed cut-off, not an inconvenience. Systems built for office workflows tend to fail on a warehouse floor: no signal in the yard, gloved hands on a scanner, a driver who needs three taps and not a form. We design for that first.

Typically 25 to 750 staff — medium-sized, corporate and enterprise organisations where a technology decision carries real operational consequence. Below that an off-the-shelf product is usually the honest answer, and we will say so rather than sell a build.

Yes. Source code, data, infrastructure and documentation are yours, held in your own repositories and cloud accounts from day one. There is no licence that expires and no hosting you cannot leave. If you replace us, you lose a supplier, not your systems.

Fixed price per phase against a written scope. Discovery is priced and delivered on its own first, so you can take the output elsewhere if you decide not to continue — and so nobody is committing to a build before the problem is understood. Change is handled as a priced change, not as a surprise on an invoice.

Most first phases run eight to sixteen weeks from signed scope to a system in live use, with two to three weeks of discovery ahead of that. Work is delivered in two-week increments on your own infrastructure, so you can log into a working environment from week one rather than waiting for a reveal.

Regularly. We are often brought in for the parts an internal team has no capacity or specialism for, and we work to their standards, their stack and their release process. We are equally happy to hand over completely and leave.

SEO aims at the ranked list of links. AEO — Answer Engine Optimisation — aims at the direct answer shown above it, which is assembled from structured data and clearly-stated facts rather than from whoever ranks first. GEO — Generative Engine Optimisation — aims at being cited by an AI assistant answering a question in conversation. They share technical foundations but reward different things, and in B2B a growing share of research now starts on the second and third.

The Golden Triangle is our base and where we work on site. We deliver for clients across the UK, but on a complex build being able to put people in the room is worth more than it sounds — most of the value in discovery comes from watching how a business actually operates, not from a video call.