One clearly defined workflow.
Reusable engineering assets.
Agreed before the sprint starts.
A foundation for full-scale development.
No. Foundry is suitable for clearly defined and tightly scoped requirements.
Larger or unclear initiatives may require discovery before the sprint.
The five working days begin after the requirement, scope, expected output, data access, and client responsibilities are approved.
Not normally. It is a focused and functional first version created to validate the solution direction. Production deployment requires further work in areas such as architecture, security, scalability, testing, compliance, and support.
Yes, where technically appropriate. The extent of code, design and architecture reuse depends on the requirement and development approach.
Yes. InApp can support architecture, development, testing, integration, deployment, modernization and long-term support.
Yes. InApp Foundry is a focused, fixed-scope working model development engagement. The commercial model is defined after the requirement, inputs, expected output, and five-day scope are reviewed.
The Foundry team will confirm whether the requirement is suitable and provide the engagement details before work begins.
Yes, when the AI requirement is focused and the necessary data is available. The engagement may help assess feasibility, demonstrate a selected workflow, identify data limitations, and define the next development stage.
This depends on the requirement, applicable regulations, security needs, and approved data-handling approach. Synthetic, anonymized, or sample data may be recommended for the five-day engagement.
Yes. Existing clients can use Foundry to explore new features, workflows, AI capabilities, integrations, or modernization ideas.
Client-specific ownership, licensing and reuse rights are defined in the engagement agreement. InApp’s existing reusable frameworks and accelerators remain separate from client-confidential assets.
