SaaS Development Company in Delhi

Selling to enterprises and selling to government produce fundamentally different Delhi NCR SaaS scopes. A scoped SaaS MVP is a sixteen to twenty-two week engagement covering multi-tenant architecture, partner and admin consoles, ten to fifteen core APIs, OpenAPI documentation, and a CERT-In aligned security baseline. A production SaaS platform adds full partner-channel distribution, embedded widgets, white-label theming, billing, an integration marketplace, and SOC 2 Type II readiness. Government-tender-grade SaaS layers on MeitY Empanelled Cloud deployment, STQC certification readiness, GeM Class I or Class II local content documentation, and the procurement paperwork. Standing up the same capability in an in-house Delhi NCR engineering centre typically costs two to two and a half times an agency engagement once you fully load benefits, real estate, GST, and attrition replacement. We give fixed-fee proposals and price the SOW in INR and USD.

GeM, the Government eMarketplace, is the mandatory procurement channel for Central Ministries, State Governments, and PSUs under Rule 149 of GFR 2017. We help Codazz clients structure the product so it lands cleanly on GeM. That includes a GeM Seller registration as OEM or Reseller, a Class I supplier declaration (at least 50 percent local content for full preference) or Class II (at least 20 percent for partial preference) under the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order, BIS certification where the product category requires it, STQC or CERT-In empanelled security testing for the SaaS, MeitY Empanelled Cloud hosting on a GeM-listable region, a draft Service Level Agreement aligned with GeM SLA standards, and a vigilance posture suitable for a CVC review. We do not act as the GeM seller of record, but we deliver the product, the documentation, and the audit pack the client's GeM team needs.

Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, anyone determining the purpose and means of processing personal data of Indian Data Principals is a Data Fiduciary. The Central Government may notify any Data Fiduciary as a Significant Data Fiduciary based on volume and sensitivity of data, risk of harm, sovereignty and integrity, and risk to electoral democracy. Significant Data Fiduciaries face additional obligations: appointing a Data Protection Officer based in India, an independent data auditor, periodic Data Protection Impact Assessments, and additional measures the Board may prescribe. Most growth-stage SaaS clients land on the Data Fiduciary side. Most insurance, fintech, large-scale Aadhaar Authentication, and consumer-platform SaaS land on the Significant Data Fiduciary side. We classify the platform during discovery, build the DPO surface, the DPIA cadence, and the audit trail into the product, and we keep the consent capture and the Data Principal rights surface inside the customer-facing UX rather than as a back-office workflow.

We choose isolation level by customer blast radius and regulator posture. For most B2B SaaS, a shared database with PostgreSQL row-level security and tenant-scoped JWT claims is sufficient and economical. For RBI and IRDAI regulated tenants, we typically move to schema-per-tenant inside a shared cluster, with per-tenant encryption keys held in AWS KMS or Azure Key Vault under a customer-managed-key arrangement. For PSU and large-bank tenants that demand physical separation, we deploy single-tenant stacks in a customer-owned VPC under the customer's account, with a deployment toolchain that lets a Codazz engineer push to the customer's environment under their change management process. Audit, logging, and incident response are unified across isolation modes, with per-tenant log streams and per-tenant breach notification matrices that map to DPDPA, CERT-In, and the tenant's own regulator.

Yes, with a clear position on the UIDAI licensing chain. UIDAI grants AUA (Authentication User Agency) and KUA (e-KYC User Agency) licenses to entities directly accessing the CIDR. We do not become the AUA or KUA ourselves. We build the SaaS so the platform integrates a licensed AUA or KUA partner (Karza by Perfios, IDfy, Signzy, Hyperverge, Digio, Cashfree KYC) and exposes Aadhaar Authentication and DigiLocker Issued Document Verification as a clean SaaS API to your enterprise customers. The platform handles purpose codes, consent receipts, masked Aadhaar storage, audit trail to the partner's CIDR-facing log, and the UIDAI annual audit pack. We can also help a client pursue a Sub-AUA or KUA relationship under a licensed partner, or, for at-scale clients, pursue the full AUA or KUA application themselves. DigiLocker integration uses the official DigiLocker Issuer API or Requester API under MeitY registration.

The CERT-In Cyber Security Directions of April 2022 require any organisation operating in India to report a defined list of cyber incidents (data breaches, unauthorised access, identity theft, ransomware, supply chain attacks, attacks on critical apps, and others) to CERT-In within six hours of noticing. This is the tightest breach notification window in any major jurisdiction, and a multi-tenant SaaS makes the clock harder because a single incident can touch many tenants and many regulators. We design the SaaS so on-call paging reaches a human in minutes, logs are hot-readable for a minimum of 180 days under the CERT-In log retention direction, a pre-templated CERT-In notification draft is generated automatically from the incident management system, and a tenant-aware breach notification matrix sequences DPDPA Data Principal notice, the tenant's RBI or IRDAI notice, and any customer SLA notice without depending on a Monday morning standup.

Codazz defaults to AWS ap-south-1 (Mumbai) and ap-south-2 (Hyderabad) as the residency pair for most Delhi NCR clients, Azure Central India (Pune) with Azure South India (Chennai) as the DR pair, and GCP asia-south1 (Mumbai) with asia-south2 (Delhi NCR, opened in 2021 and frequently the preferred sovereignty option for Delhi-resident clients and the lowest-latency region for NCR end users and government tenants). For PSU and government-tenant workloads, we deploy on MeghRaj Empanelled Cloud Service Providers (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, CtrlS, Yotta, Sify, ESDS, Reliance Jio Cloud, Tata Communications, and others on the current MeitY empanelment list), or on NIC Cloud (NICCS) when the tender requires it, or on a customer-owned private cloud in a listed region. All deployments ship with a documented data residency map, region pinning at the application and storage layers, and a region failover playbook that does not silently spill data into a non-listed region during a DR event.

A typical Delhi NCR partner-channel SaaS (insurance distribution, fintech LSP, or B2B merchant platform) takes twenty to thirty weeks from kickoff to first live tenant, assuming the regulatory approvals (IRDAI corporate agent or broker license, RBI LSP relationship with the lender, NPCI sponsor bank arrangement) are already in hand. Week 1 to 4 is discovery, DPDPA Fiduciary classification, sector compliance map, and security threat model. Week 5 to 18 is iterative two-week sprints with a staging tenant ready by week 10 and a closed-beta tenant in production by week 16. Week 19 to 24 is hardening, SOC 2 Type II readiness, the first external pen test, and a CERT-In drill. Week 25 onward is staged onboarding from the first paying tenant to the first ten. Government-tender SaaS routed through GeM with a STQC certification cycle typically adds eight to fourteen weeks for certification and tender response.