A California-based swimming pool construction company with a complex business application built using PHP, Node.js, Vue.js, Python, and hosted on AWS.
The client’s existing vendor was expensive and difficult to work with.
They wanted a vendor who could manage their live production setup, reduce infrastructure costs, and offer long-term stability — but without risking any downtime.
However, there were no handover documents, no KT, and no access to the outgoing vendor’s team — making the transition incredibly risky.
To protect their operations, the client said:
> “We won’t replace the vendor unless you can prove that you can manage the environment yourself.”
We agreed to take up the challenge — despite the risk.
Obstacles:
Client Response: They understood the complexity and were patient and supportive, trusting us to work through it step by step.
“Honestly, everything has been great so far. I am impressed that your team was able to review the application setup and get a new instance up and running as promised, especially given the difficulty in not having direct communication with the existing team.”
During our analysis, we discovered:
Trust is earned through capability and persistence.
Even without documentation or handover, we proved we could manage a production system with care and precision — and that’s how we won our first US managed services project.