What was the scope of their involvement?
They helped us build the platform from scratch, including the AWS infrastructure and front- and backend applications. The backend application is coded in PHP on Symfony. The frontend application is built in Angular.
We’re trying to make law cheaper and more accessible to both individuals and small companies with our three different products. One product is aimed at individuals or small companies. It’s a dropbox for legal documents with handy features like e-signature, reminders, and more. Ready4S worked from September 2019–February 2020 on that project.
Overlapping their other work, they started with another effort in February 2020. Their team was responsible for enabling a lawyer to configure a web form. When an end-user wants to generate an agreement online, they go through these web forms. At the end of the process, the system generates a PDF file with the actual agreement. That project is still ongoing.
We’re kicking off the start of the third product, which is a CRM system mainly aimed at lawyers. However, all these products fit together. They have different target groups but the three products together differentiate us.
What is the team composition?
The team has varied over time. We started out with a smaller team of 2–3 people.
Starting in 2020, we expanded the team to be around eight people. We have a DevOps specialist, one UX designer, one QA specialist, and the rest are front- and backend developers.
How did you come to work with Ready4S?
I have an acquaintance who pointed us toward some potential partners. After meeting, we chose them because they were a very good fit for us.
How much have you invested with them?
We've spent about €500,000 (approximately $563,000 USD).
What is the status of this engagement?
We started working together in September 2019, and the project is ongoing.