Last year, I developed SAAS (Software as a Service) for an internal team, allowing managers and team leaders to create forms from straightforward user interfaces and distribute them throughout the team for a variety of uses. Along with the form builder service, we also built an integration feature that enables leaders to export responses from our SAAS Tool to applications like Gmail, Google Calendar, and custom Webhook, enabling them to transport responses to the locations they want for report creation. The issue now is that the employee filling out the form is complaining that the platform is taking too long to submit the response.

Last year, I developed SAAS (Software as a Service) for an internal team, allowing managers and team leaders to create forms(for collecting feedback,lead generation etc.) from straightforward user interfaces and distribute them throughout the team for a variety of uses.The architecture of our form builder service is simple, but we've identified inefficiencies in terms of cost, security, performance and web service management. To address these issues let's see what we exactly did.

I worked on a merchant/shopkeeper application last year that allowed them to manage all aspects of their business—including inventory, orders, payments, and credit tracking through our application. One feature allows a merchant to create an order for a consumer and issue a bill against it, allowing the customer to use that bill to make purchases in a store. The merchant reported an issue involving repeated orders/bills on the order creation page. Let's examine my strategy to solve this problem.

I've been developing a SAAS (Software as a Service) application recently in which doctors can onboard their patients onto our platform. Our platform has a feature that allows it to be integrated with other frequently used software solutions. In this functionality, doctor can choose a third-party tool (in this case: Google Sheets) and can export the platform data. Here's where there's a problem that platform is taking too long to export the data, which becomes a major issue for Doctors. Consequently, a user story is produced and given to me. See how I approached this.