They had no in-house technical or software engineering team
There was no legacy codebase
or platform
There was only a product idea and ambition
Category
Challenge
Perigeon engineered SignBulB using the following Microsoft + DevOps stack:
| Tech | Purpose |
|---|---|
| .NET Core Web App | Core signing backend |
| Azure SQL Database | Encrypted metadata (users, envelopes, recipients, signature fields, audit logs) |
| Azure Blob Storage (via Azure Storage) | Uploaded documents, signing payloads, signed outputs |
| Azure Storage | Asset retention & encryption |
| Application Insights | Real-time logs, tracing, uptime, failures, dependency calls |
| Docker | Containerized microservices |
| Kubernetes (AKS – Azure Kubernetes Service) | Orchestration, auto-scaling, deployment resiliency |
| Stripe API | Payment gateway, subscription billing, wallet credits |
| Flutter Mobile App | iOS + Android signing UI, offline signer continuity |
✔ Container-network isolation policies
✔ Zero-trust workload execution principles.
Perigeon ensured product reliability and stability through a structured QA discipline focused on platform resilience, data integrity, and frictionless user workflows.
Comprehensive QA Plan created before development handoff to define test scope, risks, and acceptance criteria.
Valcare had no in-house tech team, so Perigeon guided them through structured Agile ceremonies while engineering and validating the product incrementally.
No.
Agents can make calls using Click-to-Dial inside Salesforce and track all call activities directly from Salesforce. The integration eliminates app-switching and allows agents to perform all CallHippo actions within Salesforce.
Yes.
The solution supports automated workflows, configurable triggers, custom actions, and integration testing aligned with each client’s business processes. The Agile approach ensured iterative customization throughout the project.
Yes.
The features described—Click-to-Dial, activity logging, CTI integration, real-time sync—are all Lightning-compatible. The QA process validated functionality across Salesforce modules, which indicates Lightning Experience support.