Software as a Service
Harness the power of cloud-based applications with our SaaS solutions. We design scalable and customizable software that caters to your business needs, allowing you to serve clients efficiently without the hassle of local installations.
Key features of SaaS applications are given below:
Multi-tenancy model
Multi-tenancy is a software architecture and deployment model commonly used in Software as a Service (SaaS) applications. In a multi-tenancy model, a single instance of the software application serves multiple customers or “tenants” simultaneously. Each tenant typically has its own separate data, configurations, and user access, but they all share the same underlying software infrastructure and codebase. Here are the key characteristics and benefits of the multi-tenancy model in SaaS software:
- Shared Infrastructure
- Data Isolation
- Customization
- Scalability
- Cost Efficiency
- Security
- Rapid Deployment
- Resource Efficiency
Single Sign On
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication and access control mechanism; allow users to access multiple applications or services with a single set of login credentials (username and password). Here’s how SSO works in the context of SaaS:
- User Authentication
- Identity Verification
- Token Generation
- Access Request
- SSO Request
- Token Verification
- User Authorization
- Access Granted
- Access to SaaS
Subscription based billing
Subscription-based billing-SAAS is a pricing model where customers pay for access to a software application on a recurring basis, monthly, quarterly, or annually. Here are the key elements and benefits of subscription-based billing in SaaS:
- Recurring Payments
- Affordability
- Flexibility
- Continuous Updates
- Cancellation Flexibility
- Trial Periods
- Usage-Based Billing
- Auto-Renewal
Application Security
Application security refers to the practices, processes, and technologies used to protect the security and integrity of the applications that are delivered to users as a service over the internet. Here are some key aspects of application security:
- Authentication and Access Control
- Data Encryption
- Data Protection
- Vulnerability Assessment and Testing
- API Security
- User Input Validation
- Third-Party Risk Management
- Backup and Disaster Recovery