// case study · saas & technology · legal tech
We took Litigation Exchange from product discovery to a production-ready, multi-tenant SaaS platform - React and Node.js on AWS, built to the standard investors check for.
// the challenge
Legal technology is a crowded market with high stakes and sophisticated buyers. Litigation Exchange had a concept for a platform that could meaningfully change how legal professionals manage and exchange litigation-related information - but a concept isn't a SaaS.
Getting from "this should exist" to "this is in production and investor-ready" requires more than engineering. It requires the right architecture decisions early, a product process that surfaces real requirements instead of assumed ones, and enough engineering discipline to build something people can actually use - not a six-month demo. The team needed a partner who'd done this before and wouldn't learn on their dime.
// free scoping call
A working scope for turning a legal-tech concept into a production-ready, investor-ready SaaS - yours to keep, whether or not we build it.
// the approach
We don't start building until we understand what we're building and why. Discovery meant working through the use cases, user personas, competitive landscape, and architecture implications before a production line was written - work that saved significant rebuild time later.
The technology choices reflected the product requirements - a responsive, fast SaaS interface on a scalable, serverless-friendly backend. AWS gave us the managed-services infrastructure to move quickly without building undifferentiated plumbing.
Multi-tenancy, billing logic, user management, API design for future integrations - we made those architectural decisions at the start, not during a painful retrofit six months in. There's a difference between software that works for one client and software built as a SaaS.
When a product needs to demonstrate viability to investors, the standard isn't "it mostly works." We built to the standard that matters when someone is writing a check based on what they're seeing.
// the outcome
Discovery → Prod
from initial discovery to investor-ready launch
Multi-tenant SaaS architecture on AWS, a React single-page application front end, and Node.js API services - built as a SaaS from day one, not retrofitted into one.
// technologies used
Multi-tenant SaaS.
Live in production.
Discovery to investor-ready - shipped, not a demo.
// related results
A SaaS analytics platform - another full SaaS build, end to end.
Product discovery to MVP - concept-to-launch product work.
Complex product engineering - a large-scale product build for a Fortune 500 insurer.
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