Fixed-Scope Delivery
Scope, timeline, and cost are agreed in full before the first line of code. There is no hourly billing and no open-ended engagement. Invoices match the quote. You know what you are getting and when it arrives.
Off-the-shelf software fits the average company. Yours is not the average company, or you would not be reading this. We write the scope with you, quote one price, and build the system around how your people actually work. Security and PDPA are in the architecture from the first design session, because retrofitting them later costs more than doing it once.
Custom software development means building a system specifically for one business, from its own requirements, instead of configuring a generic product until it roughly fits. In Thailand that usually means PDPA-compliant data handling, a Thai-language interface, and integration with the platforms customers already use: LINE, PromptPay, and the Thai banking APIs.
Scope, timeline, and cost are agreed in full before the first line of code. There is no hourly billing and no open-ended engagement. Invoices match the quote. You know what you are getting and when it arrives.
Encryption, access management, and audit logging are designed into the system at the architecture stage rather than added in the week before launch. Projects that handle regulated data follow PDPA, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS patterns as standard.
Every week you see working software instead of a status report. A demo catches a misunderstanding in week two, when it costs an afternoon, rather than in month five, when it costs a rebuild. It also keeps everyone with a stake in the project looking at the same thing.
Every project ships with the technical documentation a new team would need: system architecture, API references, database schemas, and deployment guides. After handover your own people can maintain and extend the software without calling us.
An optional monthly retainer covers critical bug fixes, security patches, performance monitoring, and up to eight hours of minor changes a month. Anything bigger is quoted separately on the same fixed-scope terms.
Production runs on cloud infrastructure with Thailand data residency, a high-availability setup, automated backups, and the whole environment defined as code so it can be rebuilt on demand. We set it up and run it. Your IT team does not have to take it on.
One fixed price. Scope, timeline, and cost are agreed before development starts, with no hourly billing.
A scoping phase produces the full scope, timeline, and cost, and we commit to that price. There is no hourly billing. If you ask for a change in scope later, it is quoted as a separate change order and approved in writing before any work on it begins.
Most projects take 3–6 months from kick-off to production, after a 2–3 week scoping phase.
Most projects run between 3 and 6 months from kick-off to production launch, depending on scope and complexity. The scoping phase before that typically takes 2–3 weeks and produces a detailed plan with milestones, so the schedule is agreed before development starts.
Yes. Encryption, access control, consent management, and audit logging are part of our standard architecture.
PDPA compliance is part of SyncEdge's standard architecture patterns. Any project that handles personal data gets data encryption, role-based access control, consent management, and audit logging as baseline requirements, specified at design time.
You do. All source code, documentation, and IP transfer to you on final payment.
The client owns all source code, documentation, and intellectual property once the final payment is made. SyncEdge keeps no ongoing rights to the software. The full code is delivered to a repository you control at project completion.
Chosen per project. Common choices are React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, and PostgreSQL on Thai-hosted cloud.
SyncEdge picks the stack for the project's requirements, not for internal convenience. Common choices are React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, and PostgreSQL, deployed on cloud infrastructure with Thailand data residency. We favour technologies with long-term support and avoid experimental dependencies that may not be maintained in five years.
Yes, after a technical audit. We will tell you plainly what state the code is in and what it will cost to fix.
We audit the existing codebase before agreeing to take it on. If the code meets our standards, we scope the continuation. If it does not, we tell you what remediation is needed and what it costs, and you decide whether to proceed.
Yes. Hospital work is a dedicated service with its own page.
Hospital projects bring their own demands, chiefly HIS integration and patient data under PDPA, so we run them as a separate service. See the hospital software page in the related services below.
Book a discovery call and walk us through the requirements. We will tell you what is feasible, what it will cost, and how long it will take, and we will say so if we are not the right fit.