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Codec

Dublin, Ireland

250+Contact for ratesFounded 1985
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Codec is a Dublin IT consultancy providing data, analytics and AI on Microsoft and Oracle platforms for public-sector and enterprise clients.

Who They Work With

Irish public bodies and regulated organizations buying case management or a data platform from a long-established Microsoft partner.

Based on 2 client engagements with a source URL · researched 7 Sept 2026

Our Take

Codec is a 300-person Microsoft and Oracle house founded in 1985, and its published work is platform delivery: Córas, the regulatory and case-management system built for Ireland's Health and Safety Authority on low-code design principles, an academic-appeals workflow at Queen's University Belfast on Power Platform, and an Azure Virtual Desktop rollout for a fintech.

The AI page is a Microsoft services menu—Azure AI Foundry, Cognitive Services, Copilots, machine learning—but no published case study shows one of those services deployed for a named client.

The HSA platform is real and consequential, with phase one live across four inspectorate divisions and a stated target of 30% efficiency gains from later phases. It is exactly the kind of system an AI layer sits on top of; it just is not one yet in anything published.

The weaker fit is a buyer shopping specifically for AI delivery—ask which client runs an Azure AI service in production today, because the published record answers that question for platforms, not for models.

Key strengths

  • A delivery record measured in decades, with 300 staff and a live regulatory platform running across four HSA inspectorate divisions
  • Public-sector case management is a genuine specialism, with the phased rollout and its remaining phases described plainly
  • The AI service line names concrete Microsoft components rather than capabilities in the abstract

Good to know

  • No published case study documents an AI system delivered for a named client—ask for one before treating AI as proven capability here
  • The 30% HSA figure is a target for future phases, not a measured result—ask what phase one actually changed
  • Low-code and no-code design is the stated approach on the flagship build; confirm what that means for customization and for exit
Gabor Kiss

Reviewed by Gabor Kiss

Founder & Curator, AIAgencies.eu · 7 Sept 2026

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Notable Clients

Every engagement documented in a published case study

Documented engagements: Health and Safety Authority and Queen's University Belfast. All 2 carry a source URL on file.

Health and Safety AuthorityCóras, an integrated regulatory and case-management platform built on low-code design principles and delivered in three phases, supporting the contact center and the occupational health, occupational safety, market surveillance and chemicals inspectorates; phase one live, later phases targeting 30% efficiency gainsSource
Queen's University BelfastDigital academic-appeals management built on Microsoft Power Platform, with transparency for students and governance compliance for staffSource

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