The asset is a fully developed SaaS platform tailored for the community supervision and behavioral health sector, addressing the need for streamlined interaction between probation departments, treatment providers, and officers. It provides a secure and auditable workflow, allowing probation departments to upload client referrals, which treatment providers and probation officers can then access and update with progress, attendance, and compliance details. Although APIs are absent, the platform is designed for easy API integration to enhance automation, making it compatible with larger vendors. Key features include secure, multi-role logins, a referral workflow, and a user interface suitable for governmental and clinical users. Built on C#/.NET Core with an MS SQL backend, the application is hosted on Azure but can be relocated to any preferred environment.
Included in the asset sale are all source codes, intellectual property rights, a detailed requirements document, a comprehensive business plan, and limited post-sale support. No revenue has yet been generated, but significant investment has been made. The reason for sale is the owner's lack of time to market the solution due to the complexities of selling to government entities. However, for those familiar with government processes, there is significant growth potential. Target markets remain county probation departments and correctional agencies. Buyers can access a demo and technical walkthrough under NDA. All intellectual property is owned by the selling entity.
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