How we work

From the first call to the final release, our structured approach ensures clarity and efficiency, delivering robust, high-performance software solutions tailored to your needs.

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Security & Quality by default

We prioritize data security by adhering to respected information security certifications and enhancing protection with the adoption of two-factor authentication for added security.
  • Heroku has the following audit reports and certifications: PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, 27017 and 27018, SOC1, SOC2, and SOC3. Read more
  • Github has the following audit reports and certifications: Data privacy, GDPR, SOC 1 and SOC 2, FedRAMP LI-Saas Authorization to Operate, Cloud Security Alliance, and ISO Standards. Read more
  • AWS has the following audit reports and certifications: PCI DSS, SOC1, SOC2, SOC3, ISO 27001, NIST, SOC2, SOX, GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, and HITRUST. Read more
  • Stripe has the following audit reports and certifications: PCI DSS, SOC1, SOC2, SOC3, GDPR, DPO, EMVCo Level 1 and 2, and NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Read more
How we work security

We use bullet-proof processes

Discovery phase Discovery phase

  • Introductory call
  • Discovery process (payment required) *
  • Proposal call
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Sign contract Sign contract

  • Choose a cooperation model
  • Approve the MSA and SoW *
  • Sign the contract
  • Deposit payment *
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Development Development

  • Team onboarding
  • Design process *
  • Development process
  • Payment
  • Transfer of IPR
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Maintenance Maintenance

  • Choose a support model
  • Sign a support contract
  • Payment based on model
* These are optional and depend on the cooperation model and readiness of the requirements.

Discovery phase

Intro meetings

  • Discuss your needs and project goals
  • Outline key requirements and objectives
  • Clarify initial questions
  • Schedule the next meeting
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Discovery

  • Analyze and refine your request
  • Estimate feasibility and preliminary costs
  • Develop an initial project plan *
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Decision point

  • Evaluate alignment with your project goals
  • Confirm mutual suitability for collaboration
  • Decide on the next steps based on the evaluation
Arrow 3

Proposal

  • Present a rough step-by-step plan
  • Define the team and resources required
  • Provide cost estimates and address additional questions
* These are optional and depend on the cooperation model and readiness of the requirements.

Sign contract process

When choosing the best partnership model, consider the specific nature of your project. A different model may be more appropriate for a short-term project with clear outcomes than for a long-term project with variable outcomes. Evaluate the certainty of the project deliverables.

For models requiring a deposit payment, please note that team onboarding will commence following the receipt of the deposit. This ensures seamless progress towards project initiation.

Fixed price

Fixed price

  • Fixed price Fixed & approved requirements
  • Fixed price Final price
  • Fixed price Projects up to 4 months
  • Fixed price Long pre-project preparation
  • Fixed price Minimal control
  • Fixed price No flexibility
  • Fixed price Deposit payment
Time & Materials

Time & Materials

  • Time & Materials Quick start
  • Time & Materials Requirement flexibility
  • Time & Materials Simpler calculation
  • Time & Materials Fixed hourly rate
  • Time & Materials Reasonable price
  • Time & Materials Deposit payment
Dedicated team

Dedicated team

  • Dedicated team Management control
  • Dedicated team Frequent communication
  • Dedicated team Requirement flexibility
  • Dedicated team Height knowledge retention
  • Dedicated team Longer kick-off period
How we work security

Team onboarding

We have brought together the most talented individuals who understand technology and how to leverage it to meet your IT needs.
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    Project manager

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    UX/UI designer

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    Software engineers

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    QA engineers

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    Copywriter

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    Business analyst

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    DevOps

Design process

Research
Identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors.
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User flow
A user flow is a visual diagram showing the steps a user takes to reach the final goal.
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Wireframes
Defining functionality and creating a black-and-white frame for the future page.
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Concepts
Selecting and presenting several design options to choose from.
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UI design
Choosing a color scheme, fonts, and developing the interface.
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Development process

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Maintenance & Support

On call

  • We will review the application within 72 hours
  • 20 hours within 6 months
  • You can contact us with any question at any time

On call plus

  • We will review the application within 24 hours
  • Ensure minimal downtime, excellent performance, and availability
  • You can contact us with any questions at any time

Advanced

  • We will review the application and resolve the issue ASAP, usually within a few minutes from the moment it is received
  • A dedicated specialist will be assigned to the project
  • Tech support works while you are resting - extending time frames by remote SmithySoft® specialists

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FAQ

What is a sprint? plus
A sprint in software development typically focuses on delivering one or two specific features or tasks within a short, time-boxed period (normally 1-4 weeks), directly contributing to the project’s overall goals.
How often are releases? plus
Releases often occur at the end of each sprint in software development, typically every 1-4 weeks. However, depending on the scope of work, release cycles can extend to quarterly intervals. This approach allows flexibility to align with project requirements while maintaining a regular cadence for updates and feedback.
How can I report an issue I encountered? plus
You submit the bug report through our designated bug tracking system or preferred communication channel. Our team will review your report promptly and work towards resolving the issue.

Typical bug report form:

Issue details:
  • Description: [Briefly describe the issue encountered]
  • Steps to reproduce: [Outline the exact steps taken before the issue occurred]
  • Expected behavior: [Describe what you expected to happen]
  • Actual behavior: [Describe what actually happened]
Environment:
  • Operating system: [e.g., Windows 10, macOS Big Sur]
  • Browser/Platform: [e.g., Google Chrome, iOS App]
  • Version: [e.g., 92.0.4515.131]
Attachments:
  • Screenshots: [Attach any relevant screenshots showing the issue]
  • Logs: [Attach any error logs or console output related to the issue]
Additional information:
  • Severity: [e.g., Critical, Major, Minor]
  • Impact: [e.g., Functional, Performance, UI/UX]
  • Priority: [e.g., High, Medium, Low]
Submitter information:
  • Name:
  • Email
  • Phone
How do you make changes to the task? plus
To request changes to a task, please follow these steps:
Submit a change request: Clearly outline the requested changes, including specifics such as scope, deadlines, or requirements.
Review and approval: Our team will review the change request to assess feasibility, impact on project timelines, and any associated costs.
Implementation: Upon approval, changes will be implemented by our development team. You will be informed of any updates or adjustments made to the task.
Feedback and iteration: We encourage ongoing communication to ensure the changes meet your expectations and project goals effectively.
How often are meetings? plus
Meetings typically occur one to two times a week. These sessions serve as progress updates and, if necessary, planning sessions for upcoming tasks. They are essential for maintaining open communication, addressing any concerns promptly, and ensuring alignment with project objectives. In addition to weekly meetings, internal team sessions such as daily stand-ups and sprint planning meetings are held to coordinate tasks and monitor project progress effectively.
How long does it take to develop a design? plus
The time required to develop a design can vary significantly based on several factors, including the complexity of the project, the scope of work, and specific requirements. Typically, the design phase can range from a few days for smaller projects to several weeks for more complex or extensive designs.

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