After launch

Care that keeps them alive

Software that is not maintained stops being an asset within a year.

The problem

Launch is the start of the risk.

A platform is not finished when it goes live.

Dependencies age and acquire vulnerabilities, browsers and devices move, the organisation changes how it works, and the people using it find the things that only become obvious in use. Left alone, a system that was correct at launch becomes a liability within a year — and the organisation discovers this at the worst possible moment, usually a security one.

What we do

A contract that runs every month

Every platform we deliver is offered with a monthly contract to run it, secure it, support the people using it and keep improving it. That means hosting and monitoring, patching and dependency upgrades, backups tested rather than assumed, a route for a user to report something and get an answer, and a small allowance of change each month so that improvement does not require a new project every time.

Care is its own monthly contract, priced as a share of what the platform cost to build — offered with the platform at handover, and renewed by you.

What you get

A platform that stays an asset

A platform that is still correct in three years, maintained by the engineers who built it. Care is priced as a share of what the platform cost to build, so it stays proportionate to the thing it protects rather than to how much you appear to depend on it. It is a contract you choose to renew, not a dependency designed in.

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    Still correct in three years

    Maintained by the engineers who built it, so the platform that was right at launch stays right in use.

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    Priced as a share of the build

    Proportionate to the thing it protects, not to how much you appear to depend on it. The number lives in the agreement, not on this page.

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    A contract you renew

    Not a dependency designed in. Ownership of the code, the data and the deployment is available under the agreement.

Where your data lives

Your platform, in your account.

What we build for you is deployed into infrastructure in your name, in the region you choose. The code, the data and the deployment pass to you as the agreement provides — we do not keep a copy, and there is no shared tenancy holding your information beside somebody else’s.

If you take the care contract, we run that platform for you, so our engineers hold administrative access to it. That access is named in the agreement rather than assumed, it is limited to the people who need it, and you can withdraw it without the platform stopping — the deployment is in your name, so the keys are too.

The engineers who keep Ryvato running are the engineers who keep your platform running.

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Do you have processes or administrative work that should be running on a digital platform?

Tell us how the function runs today — or what your people do by hand. We will tell you honestly what it needs: advice on how it should run, a platform, both — or neither. And if it is neither, we will say so.

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