SaaS
Continuous development for a B2B SaaS
The core flow takes over the roadmap beside the in-house team, and ships features every week, each one reviewed and tested.
The challenge
The product sells, but the backlog grows faster than the small in-house team can ship. Every release waits on the same two engineers, and bugs pile up behind the features.
The solution
- 01
Take over the codebase: read it, cover its riskiest parts with tests and set up the pipeline the flow works in.
- 02
Ship the roadmap feature by feature, each reviewed for security and tested before it goes out.
- 03
Keep the in-house team on the same TaskDeck board, with no status meetings to sit through.
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