Deployment is the beginning, not the end.
Stations fail, batteries run down, a vendor changes its data format, the server needs updates and the client wants a new report. Without ongoing care a system slowly stops being trustworthy, and you hear about the problem from your own client.
What you get
What ongoing care covers.
Uptime monitoring
I watch whether the application works and whether data is coming in from the stations.
Backups and updates
Weekly backups and updates of the application and the server.
Hardware alarms
Notifications about station problems: low battery voltage, lost connection, an open enclosure.
Development
New features, reports and integrations as your needs and your clients’ needs grow.
Wodowskaz
I develop this platform under ongoing cooperation: water-quality data, levels of access, scheduled reports, field verification of measurements and a rain radar over an orthophoto map have been added. Since launch, the system has been continuously maintained and developed under a monthly support plan.
Common questions
Questions and answers.
I start with a paid code review, priced up front. Only then do I say whether and on what terms I can take care of the system.
It is a monthly plan. I give you the amount after a call, depending on the size of the system and the scope of care.
I do. Silentbits is a one-person studio, so you talk to the person who knows the code and infrastructure of your system.
A major strength of Silentbits is their deep technical expertise and ability to translate complex challenges into business-oriented solutions. The system operates reliably, is fast, and very well designed from a user experience perspective.
