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Our client is a digital healthcare company with a diagnostic as a service solution that enables FDA-authorized self-testing and real-time outbreak monitoring. Currently, the solution is fit for the US and a couple of Asian markets.
The company has recently expanded its offering from solely catering to corporations to providing rapid individual home self-testing for people. Corporate clients use the DaaS solution for identifying and tracing COVID-19 outbursts and minimizing expenses caused by hospitalization, shutdowns, and absenteeism. As of now, the company operates web and mobile applications that run on AI technologies.
Our client was pressed with time as the previous software development company needed more capacity to meet the MVP development deadlines, go live in time, and prove the concept on the market. Our engineers received a task to help the clients meet the deadlines, expand their product, transform their architecture from monolith to microservice-based structure, and begin their journey to reach HIPAA compliance.
Binariks engineers have refactored and refined the code of the existing solution and helped the client transform the architecture by migrating from a monolith structure to a microservice-based one.
Our engineers offered to rewrite the code from PHP to Elixir. This transition enabled a faster and more flexible product scaling.
The client chose to work with Binariks because of the company’s rich expertise in software development of HIPAA-compliant healthcare solutions.
The idea of creating a DaaS platform for home self-testing for people and corporations was inspired by the growing need of doing regular COVID-19 tests. Our client solves two large issues for corporations: they organize the COVID-19 testing process and decrease hospitalization, outbursts, and absenteeism budgets.
We began our collaboration with the client during an active development phase: the client was working with another tech partner and was planning to increase development capacity to meet the deadlines. We gathered a team of a back-end engineer, three React Native mobile app programmers, a web software engineer, and a project manager to help the client finish a mobile app.
During the next phase of collaboration – refactoring, our engineers offered to rewrite the platform from PHP to Elixir which was expected to significantly simplify the product scaling and allow the company to expand the user base. Then, we transformed the solution architecture by transitioning to a microservice-based structure and provided the following improvements:
The mobile app has been successfully tested on the market and has been downloaded over 1 million times by now. From a technical point of view, our team delivered high-quality human readable code with a significantly lower number of bugs. In addition, thanks to the expertise and specific choices of technologies of our engineers, the client significantly reduced product maintenance cost.
Business-wise, the company has gained a product that enables a more rapid and smooth engagement of a larger number of users. On top of that, our programmers expanded the app’s ability to integrate microservices that will generate new business opportunities in the short perspective. Our business analyst and solution architect helped the client commence the movement towards meeting the HIPAA standard which will as well open new collaboration opportunities.
Real-time tracking of the results
Simplified data extraction
Informative dashboards for employee monitoring
Ability to maintain stable performance in high load conditions
Improved user navigation
The well-organized software development process
An easier way of adding new tests and expanding the app due to the refactoring we’ve conducteducted
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The quality of their developers is impressive. In addition to that, Binariks truly cares about the project. They reach out to us to find out how things are going. If we think that something isn’t going well, they immediately take steps to fix it.
