One partner, one set of hand-offs to get right
MD4Front owns and commercializes the product. As its technology partner, Vigiboss manages the technical delivery lifecycle: requirements, engineering, Azure hosting, QA, releases and support. The benefit is not fewer meetings. It is that every hand-off, from a clinician’s request to a production change, happens inside one accountable team with one backlog.
Requirements come from the people doing the work
Pain-management physicians, surgery-center staff and billers describe the workflow; the product owner sets priority; engineering turns it into acceptance criteria. Writing those criteria down before the build starts is what makes UAT meaningful later.
Environments you can rebuild
Every environment is defined as code and deployed through automated pipelines. When production and development are described in code, differences between them are visible in review, not discovered during an incident.
Releases are a product of their own
Each post-go-live sprint ships with test evidence, client-facing release notes and a recorded baseline for the next release. That discipline is what lets a small team release often without surprising the practices that depend on the platform.
Support closes the loop
Support tickets, defect triage and usage questions flow back into the same backlog as new features. The team that wrote the code hears directly what is hard for users, and prioritizes improvements with MD4Front for a future release.