How We Work
Get More Bang for you Buck with Software Development as a Service (SDaaS)
What is SDaaS?
We’re all familiar with SaaS, but what is SDaaS? In a nutshell, software development as a service (SDaaS) bundles development into a monthly licence fee.
This means you get a fully-fledged experienced software development team continuously maintaining and improving your software application for about the same price you’re paying for enterprise SaaS licencing.
How does it work?
Our expert team partners with key stakeholders in your business to identify process inefficiencies, customer experience (CX) improvements, and workflow automation opportunities.
What do you get?
A dedicated and experienced software development team consisting of a product manager, frontend and backend developers, UI/UX designers, a project manager, quality assurance and testing engineers, DevOps practitioners, and managed AWS hosting.
Modular development
Over the last 14 years, we’ve developed and maintained a proprietary set of reusable moduals allowing us to rapidly produce
SaaS vs SDaaS
Over the last 15 years, SaaS software development has become a popular alternative to custom software development because its multi-tenanted architechture spreads developement costs across many companies. The downside is that businesses are forced to match their business processes to work within the constraints of the SaaS product’s feature set. This often leads companies to implement inefficient workarounds to solve unique business cases that ineveitably arise.
SDaaS takes your current monthly SaaS license fee and puts it to work for your business. We work closely with our clients to identify process inefficiencies and potential customer experience improvements and continuously iterate the software to suit your business requirements.
The major constraint of SaaS software is its many tenants. Before implementing changes, every tenant must be considered, causing change request to take months, even years, to execute. And sometimes, these changes aren’t possible because the change requested would break the workflow for the other tenants.
