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As technologies and consumer needs changed, the healthcare technology company needed to apply new features and an improved user experience to its platform. However, since the platform had overgrown its initial implementation — built on a conventional Ruby on Rails app, this proved implausible. To find a solution, the company sought consultancy from Sphere Software.

To optimize efficiency, Newline Financial launched an internal web app to collect taxes and repay them to property owners with interest. While in the early growth stages of the company, Newline chose to develop the web app using the WaveMaker Platform, hosted on Azure cloud, which could save time and money.

About Newline Financial Since 2013, Newline Financial has provided specialty finance and property rehabilitation to property owners and counties.

ABOUT THE COMPANY Headquartered in the UK, this healthcare technology company provides a growth engine tracking platform that seamlessly collects

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