Everything starts with the Software Architecture Design

We provides full-cycle data and analytics services. Consolidate all data sources regardless of their size, complexity, or structure into a holistic environment, visualize and embed analytics across key processes, and extract actionable insights with a focus on business outcomes.

How it works

System requirements

detailed specifications of the functions, features, and constraints that a software system must adhere to in order to meet the needs of its users and operate effectively within its intended environment. System requirements are typically divided into two main categories: functional requirements and non-functional requirements. Here’s a closer look at each type and their significance:

01
System features
Functional Requirements
- What the product must do
- Operations and workflows
- Formats and validity of data
- User interface behavior
02
Quality attributes
Non-Functional Requirements
- Scallability
- Availability
- Security
- Performance
03
System constrains
Limitations and boundaries
- Time
- Budget
- Legal
- Team Composition

What’s the outcome?

Sequence diagram

A sequence diagram is a type of UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagram that illustrates how objects interact in a particular sequence of time. It shows the order of interactions between objects to accomplish a specific task or a function.
Functional diagram

Functional diagrams, often referred to as functional flow diagrams or functional block diagrams, depict the functional relationships between major components of a system. They focus on the high-level functions and how they interact to achieve the overall system goals.
Documentation

Written materials that explain various aspects of a software system. It serves as a reference for developers, users, stakeholders, and maintenance teams throughout the lifecycle of the software.

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Future support

A range of activities and services are provided to ensure the effective use, maintenance, and enhancement of a software application. This includes assistance to users and developers both during and after the software deployment.