One of the services our team at Stackfound provides is to help businesses transition smoothly to modern, efficient CRM platforms. These businesses are often slammed with work and don’t have the internal resources to commit to getting up and running on a new software platform. Recently, we had the pleasure of assisting Devard's Heat, Air, Electric, and Plumbing in a significant data migration project. This project involved transferring over 200,000 business records from their legacy CRM system, GoldMine, which they had been using since the 90s, to the Housecall Pro (HCP) platform. Here’s how we made it happen…

For the past several years, Stackfound has developed and supported a suite of web and backend applications that help a medical device team streamline their R&D and manufacturing processes. When we first started working with MediDevices (we’ll use this pseudonym to honor the team’s privacy), they relied on a lot of manual data fetching, one-off spreadsheets custom to each team member, and many other inefficient and error-prone workflows. MediDevices first came to us for help with a particular application but gained a long-term partner that continuously evaluates their processes and delivers adaptable and low-maintenance software tools catered exactly to their changing needs.

Even superheroes need help from a friend sometimes. Our team at Stackfound recently had the opportunity to work with a security startup that needed a minimum viable product (MVP) web app developed on an aggressive timeline. The goal was to get a functional demo system up and running quickly so the ProtectedNow team (this is a pseudonym for privacy purposes) could begin discussions with prospective customers and investors. They needed a partner who could move swiftly without compromising on quality. We were ready for the challenge.

Devconfigs allow you to add shared VSCode debug launcher and task configurations to your dev containers. Automate common setup tasks like setting up git hooks, authenticating to your secrets management service, and launching a local version of your app, all on container startup. And when you update your devconfigs the changes automatically sync to each project when you open that dev container.