A leading SaaS insurtech provider needed to scale production support across roughly 40 client implementations while improving efficiency and quality. Myridius delivered a coordinated support model combining L2 service delivery, product configuration, and QA discipline, with MS Copilot assisting JavaScript updates, improving code quality, optimizing cost, and strengthening client relationships.
Key Outcomes
- Improved code quality and performance through optimized revisions.
- Lower operating cost by extending support beyond the internal model.
- Enhanced service quality and stronger client relationships.
Overview
A leading SaaS-based insurtech provider needed to scale production support across approximately 40 client implementations while improving system efficiency and delivery quality. The status quo depended on maintenance, enhancement, and defect remediation under strict SLA expectations, while the desired state called for a more efficient operating model that could reduce cost, improve quality, and strengthen client relationships. Myridius delivered a coordinated production support model combining L2 service delivery, product configuration, and QA discipline, leveraging MS Copilot to assist with JavaScript updates. As a result, the provider improved code quality and performance, lowered operating cost by extending support beyond its internal model, and enhanced service quality and client relationships through SLA-aligned delivery.
Client Context
The client is a leading SaaS-based insurtech provider supporting roughly 40 client implementations on an Origami-based platform.
A scalable support model mattered here because the provider had to deliver maintenance, enhancement, and defect remediation under strict SLAs across many implementations. What was at stake was the ability to reduce cost, improve delivery quality, and strengthen client relationships without overextending the internal team.
The Challenge
The provider needed to scale production support across roughly 40 client implementations while improving efficiency and delivery quality. The status quo depended on maintenance, enhancement, and defect remediation under strict SLAs, while the desired state called for a more efficient operating model that could reduce cost, improve quality, and strengthen client relationships.
Consider supporting 40 implementations at once. Each carried SLA expectations for maintenance, enhancements, and defect remediation, straining an internal-only model. The provider needed a coordinated, scalable approach that improved quality while controlling cost.