An overview or our tech stack auditing process
At BS LLC, we take a comprehensive approach to our tech stack audit process. Our audit includes a thorough assessment of your current technology infrastructure to ensure that it aligns with your business goals and supports website development. In this article, we will define key terms related to our tech stack audit process, including integration or a third-party platform, utilized vs. proposed, primary business function, reasons for integration, native vs. custom, impact on customer experience, estimated cost per year, estimated savings per year, limitations or roadblocks, and growth opportunities.
Integration or Third-Party Platform
An integration or third-party platform refers to a system or tool that is integrated with your website to support specific functions or features. This can include tools such as marketing automation platforms, customer relationship management systems, or payment gateways.
Utilized vs. Proposed
Utilized refers to the systems or tools that are currently in use on your website, while proposed refers to new or additional systems or tools that are being recommended as part of the tech stack audit process.
Primary Business Function
Primary business function refers to the core function or purpose of your website, such as e-commerce, lead generation, or content publishing.
Reasons for Integration
Reasons for integration refer to the specific business needs or goals that are driving the integration or use of a third-party platform. This may include improving efficiency, enhancing customer experience, or increasing revenue.
Native vs. Custom
Native refers to a system or tool that is built into your website's platform, while custom refers to a system or tool that is custom-built for your specific needs.
Impact on Customer Experience
Impact on customer experience refers to the potential positive or negative effects that a third-party platform or system can have on the user experience of your website. This can include factors such as ease of use, speed, and security.
Estimated Cost per Year
Estimated cost per year refers to the projected cost of implementing and maintaining a third-party platform or system over the course of a year. This includes any licensing fees, implementation costs, and ongoing maintenance costs.
Estimated Savings per Year
Estimated savings per year refers to the projected savings that can be achieved by implementing a third-party platform or system. This may include cost savings, increased efficiency, or increased revenue.
Limitations or Roadblocks
Limitations or roadblocks refer to any potential challenges or obstacles that may prevent the successful implementation of a third-party platform or system. This may include technical limitations, resource constraints, or compatibility issues.
Growth Opportunities
Growth opportunities refer to the potential for a third-party platform or system to support the future growth and expansion of your business. This may include the ability to scale and adapt to changing business needs.