Speeding up efficiency with software development services

Our custom software development services can’t truly be customized without close collaboration with our clients. During the planning phase, we brought in our business analysts to identify issues and solutions alongside their production team. Once we decided how to convert their legacy app into a Software as a Service app, our architecture team cooperated with their engineering team to break the monolithic architecture down into microservices and modules. The plug-and-play modules merged with external applications for increased integration. We also added multi-tenant implementation through the user interface to create and activate the new customer account with a click of a button. These solutions were all brainstormed and brought online because we were able to work so closely with the in-house team.

The client’s legacy IT architecture needed to be updated as quickly as possible. We approached our custom software development with a prototyping or rapid application development approach. This means we quickly built a working app that went online in just two months. We also brought speed to the client’s development, customization, and onboarding processes. We implemented easy multi-tenant support, enabling developers to spin up new customers with a click of a button—reducing franchise onboarding time by 90%. Not only does that free up engineering time and increase onboarding time, with also accelerates the client’s time-to-revenue as their customers pay a platform usage fee that only gets charged once they have access.

Shifting from on-premises architecture to Software-as-a-Service has been a time-consuming task. We decided to integrate automation into our custom software design to speed up both implementation and ongoing servicing. This was especially important during the early stages of the rapid application development process. Automation was used to identify and make repair and asset processing decisions, which sped up the process of improving the app at launch. We brought in a workflow engine with configurable tasks and activities to give more flexibility to operations and engineering teams for business flow customization. We also integrated multi-language configurations through the app interface using Azure’s translation API. This allows the client to customize their app for customers’ own languages, but it also unlocks a potential new revenue stream. With this capability, the client could license their app to be used by third-party companies anywhere in the world.