One of the challenges we faced was keeping up with the pace of platform developments in multiple operating systems. We didn’t have the expertise or bandwidth to anticipate what the required changes might be in the app to ensure compatibility with new devices and operating system versions. Having Iversoft monitor all the changes coming from both iOS and Android, and proactively addressing those issues and releasing new app builds accordingly has ensured that our app is always up-to-date and operates well for our customers.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is Canada’s largest mental health and addiction teaching hospital and a world-leader in research. The centre is located in Toronto, where many mental health and wellness resources are available from countless organizations. However, the daunting task of sourcing these services is often prohibitive, especially for university students who tend to be highly stressed and less familiar with the city.

As part of an ongoing digital innovation project, CAMH decided to expand their online Thought Spot map — a crowd-sourced directory of resources for students by students. The goal was to make the existing web-based platform responsive and mobile-friendly, as well as to build an app for iOS and Android. But with a tight timeline and a discerning, tech savvy audience, CAMH needed a tech partner who could guide the scope of the project. Knowing what Iversoft had already accomplished in the healthcare industry, they quickly decided to work with us.

Iversoft was able to understand our idea really quickly and provide solution that we hadn’t thought about before. We felt like they knew what they were doing, that we were in good hands, and that communication channels were wide open and easy.

From conception to completion, the Iversoft team was simply outstanding. This was a challenging project and you were always ready and willing to assist with an incredible amount of patience. I thank you for a project well executed.

It was easy to communicate with the Iversoft team. Very easy! We understood each other really well, and they got my ideas quickly. It didn’t take much.