Your app at a glance
3 risks to look at first
Sensitive data on a platform you don’t control
HIPAA asks for a signed agreement (a BAA) with every vendor that stores health information. Check whether you have one before IT asks for it.
Customer or employee data needs a clear answer to where it lives and who can reach it. Today that answer depends on the platform’s terms.
IT approval
An app built outside IT that holds company data is what security teams are trained to stop. What gets a yes is a clear answer to where the data lives, who can see it and what happens if something fails.
Costs that grow with use
If the app uses AI, email or file features, each use spends platform credits, so the bill grows with every new user. Worth knowing the number before it lands on someone’s budget.
Depending on one platform
The app runs on a backend you can’t take with you as it is. If prices, terms or uptime change, your app changes with them.
Separate logins
When someone leaves, their access should end with their company account. With a separate login, someone has to remember to remove it by hand.
Reaching your internal systems
Internal databases and tools usually sit inside the company network, where a hosted app can’t reach them without opening a door IT will question.
Your options
Next step: walk into IT with a report made on your app
The Diagnosis looks at your actual app and gives you two reports, one for whoever approves and one for IT, in 5 business days.
$500 · Fully credited if you go ahead with the migration · Full refund if the report doesn’t make the next step clear
This is an automated first read based on your answers. It is not a security, legal or HIPAA compliance assessment.