CHETU DEFIES OUTSOURCING STEREOTYPES
Despite previously outsourcing development, the project had experienced little progress and had reached a standstill. Chetu's cost-effective model was inexpensive compared to what Harker had already invested, and unlike his previous developer, Harker experienced a closer connection with the Chetu team and felt more involved in the development process.
His requirements for this platform were straightforward: the software needed to feature a user-friendly interface that was clean and easy for customers to navigate through, where all parties (companies and suppliers) could have their own accounts. From the interface, companies would have the capability to setup a pre-qualification form for their suppliers. Every year, these forms must be completed by the suppliers working for the companies. Should a supplier not provide the required details, the system would notify the companies.
If a supplier were qualified for "Company A," then they would likely also be qualified for "Company B." This was the logic behind CanQualify's software. By designing the platform as a quote consortium, information would be shared on a network. Suppliers would also be ranked using specific colours to facilitate the process of identifying the most qualified candidates.
