Yes, Simform always signs NDA (Non-disclosure Agreement) with each of its clients. So, as a result, our app developers in Houston always follow the privacy and security policies related to data while developing a mobile application.
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SaaS is based on a one-to-many model wherein service providers offer a single application to multiple users based on the subscription model of their choice. One of the biggest advantages of the SaaS model is that it doesn’t necessarily require end users to possess the computing power to run the software. All they can have […]
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Yes, we provide support and maintenance for SaaS applications and will help you with all the future upgrades and modifications as and when required.
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SaaS applications are being used by players from a wide variety of industries to grow their bottom lines. Some such sectors are: Education Finance Healthcare Hospitality Government , and more. Some specific applications of SaaS include: CRM ERP HR software Project management Accounting Communication Automation software
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SaaS applications vary a lot in terms of what goes into building them. The cost of building one can be anywhere between $10,000 to $250,000. This wide range is justified by the sophistication of features, the expected usage, complexity of the app itself, and more.
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We are very technology agnostic in the sense that first we choose the appropriate technology based on project requirements rather than the other way around. It is why we specialize in multiple technologies across the stack. Here are the technologies and frameworks we use in our projects: Backend – Node.js, .Net Core, asp.Net (C#), PHP, […]
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Yes, the idea behind a progressive web application is to allow users to access the applications from most of the devices and platforms. We build you PWAs that can be accessed from all the prominent web browsers on any device.
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The duration of a progressive web application project depends on a variety of variables. The biggest factor would be the specifications of the PWA. The number of hours would go up along with the number and complexity of features. Secondly, the team size also dictates how long it will take to finish the development process.
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No, native apps bring their own set of advantages to the table that make them essentially irreplaceable. For starters, once downloaded, they are always visible on the user’s screen reminding them about the business. However, PWAs have also grown popular on the back of some valid pros. With PWAs, you get to entirely bypass the […]
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Yes, you can send push notifications through PWAs. It’s a great advantage to have the capability of engaging with the end-user without having them download your application. You can use push notifications to roll out new offers, communicate important messages, and keep your brand relevant for the user.
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Yes, progressive web applications can run in background on the browsers which offer the Background Sync API. The feature allows you to load data once the device goes online and also provide a bunch of other features to the end user.
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Yes, you can use PWA to access device features such as GPS. With geolocation, you can roll out geography-specific marketing material to users, elevating the user experience and bag more profits for yourself.
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