Pillar two
An engineering team that has shipped, not just staffed.
Every offshore provider can list the same stacks. The engineers here come from the teams that build and run the applications in Sazinga Sarva — so they have operated production software, carried its incidents, and lived with its decisions.
The proof is the portfolio
These are our own applications, in production, built by the same people you would be hiring.
AdBoard
Out-of-Home Advertising Management Software
Comply
Compliance, Audit & Inspection Management Software
Engage
Employee Training & Engagement Platform
Factory
Batch Manufacturing, Inventory & POS Software
Field
Distributor & Field Sales Management Software
Quote
Quotation & CPQ Software for Made-to-Order Manufacturing
Rentals
Rental Management Software
AI-Ready ODC — frequently asked questions
What is an AI-ready ODC?
An offshore development centre is a dedicated engineering team that works only on your product, directed by you. AI-ready means those engineers use AI assistance inside the delivery loop — scaffolding, test generation, migration and legacy comprehension — with review discipline unchanged. The effect is throughput per engineer, not fewer engineers or looser review.
How is this different from other offshore providers?
Most providers staff other people’s products. The engineers here come from the teams that build and run Sazinga’s own applications, so they have operated production software as well as written it. That is the difference you cannot copy by listing the same technologies.
How quickly can a team start?
A single engineer added to an existing team is usually the fastest start. A new dedicated team takes longer because the scoping conversation matters more than the paperwork — we would rather spend a week getting the shape right than staff the wrong roles quickly.
Who owns the code and the IP?
You do. Source, infrastructure definitions and documentation are yours throughout, and engagements are built so another team could pick the work up without a handover crisis.
Can we start with one engineer?
Yes. Team extension — one or two engineers inside your existing team, working to your process — is a common way to start before committing to a dedicated team.