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At Klevret, We Bring Your
Digital Dreams To Life

What Do We Do?
Software Development

In the life sciences, a website is more than a digital footprint—it’s a portal for critical data and engagement. We develop secure, scalable, and GxP-compliant web applications tailored to the rigorous demands of the pharma industry. From patient portals to HCP platforms, our focus is on data integrity, accessibility (WCAG), and seamless integration with your existing clinical or commercial ecosystems.

Mobile Development

We build medical-grade mobile applications for iOS and Android that prioritize user safety and data privacy. Whether it's for clinical trial management or patient monitoring, our apps are designed with HIPAA and GDPR compliance at their core. We ensure every feature—from biometric authentication to encrypted data transmission—meets the high standards required for regulated software and SaMD (Software as a Medical Device).

Strategy & Consultancy

In a regulated environment, technical success is inseparable from regulatory compliance. We provide strategic consultancy that goes beyond market trends, focusing on validation roadmaps, risk management, and CFR Part 11 requirements. Our team partners with you to navigate the complexities of digital transformation in pharma, ensuring every technical decision is backed by a sound regulatory and security framework.

Data Governance

In the fast-moving world of pharma software, we handle your data with the same clinical exactness you’d apply in a laboratory. Our framework pairs rigorous data governance with resilient protection to ensure your sensitive insights remain both secure and compliant at every stage. By layering advanced AI onto this secure foundation, we turn massive datasets into actionable breakthroughs without the usual security headaches. It’s a sophisticated mix of digital armor and high-level intelligence, built so you can innovate with total confidence.

Types Of Cooperation Models
Types Of Cooperation Size Of The Project Timeframe & Budget Flexibility Client's Control Over The Process Development Methodology Requirements
Fixed Cost
Small To Medium Fixed Little Waterfall Defined
Time & Material
Medium To Large Flexible Significant Agile Changing
Dedicated R&D Team
Large Flexible Full Agile/Waterfall Evolving
Types Of Cooperation Models
Fixed Cost
Time & Material
Dedicated
R&D Team
Size Of The Project
Small To Medium
Medium To Large
Large
Timeframe & Budget Flexibility
Fixed
Flexible
Flexible
Client's Control Over The Process
Little
Significant
Full
Development Methodology
Waterfall
Agile
Agile/Waterfall
Requirements
Defined
Changing
Evolving
Dedicated R&D

Extend Your Team

A dedicated R&D team is an ideal solution for companies looking to accelerate innovation, scale their development capabilities, and maintain long-term technological growth. These teams operate as an extension of your in-house staff, offering specialized expertise and consistent delivery aligned with your business objectives.

 

Suitable For:

  • Businesses with long-term development goals
  • Startups and enterprises needing rapid scaling of technical resources
  • Organizations requiring niche or high-level technical expertise
  • Companies looking to maintain continuity in complex or evolving projects

Pros:

  1. Scalability: Easily scale your team up or down depending on the project’s phase and requirements.

  2. Specialized Expertise: Access to highly skilled professionals with deep domain knowledge tailored to your industry and project needs.
  3. Faster Time-to-Market: With a dedicated focus and experienced talent, R&D timelines can be shortened significantly.                  
  4. Long-Term Collaboration: Establish consistent workflows and institutional knowledge, leading to smoother project progression and better end results.                                                                   
  5. Seamless Integration: Teams are embedded within your existing processes, ensuring alignment with your vision and business culture.

Cons:

  1. Initial Setup Time: Onboarding and aligning a new team with your internal operations can take time and planning.                    
  2. Cost Considerations: While cost-effective in the long run, dedicated teams can initially seem more expensive than short-term outsourcing.                                                                          
  3. Dependency Risk: Over-reliance on external teams may create vulnerabilities if not managed with proper oversight and knowledge transfer.  

    Dedicated R&D teams are a powerful strategic asset for companies focused on innovation, scalability, and long-term development. While there are setup and management considerations, the benefits of deep expertise, faster delivery, and collaborative continuity make them an excellent choice for businesses aiming for sustainable growth and competitive advantage.

Time & Material

Support Your Project

The Time & Material (T&M) model is a flexible billing approach where clients pay for actual hours worked and resources consumed. It is particularly effective for dynamic projects with shifting priorities or undefined scopes, providing clarity and adaptability throughout the development cycle.                                                                                

 

Suitable For:

  • Projects with unclear or evolving requirements
  • Startups testing MVPs or proof-of-concepts
  • Agile development environments
  • Organizations seeking flexibility over fixed deliverables

Pros:

  1. Flexibility in Scope: Easily accommodate changes in project direction, features, or goals without renegotiating the contract.    
  2. Transparency in Costs: You receive detailed logs and reports that show exactly where time and resources are being spent, promoting trust and accountability.                                                
  3. Iterative Development: Work is divided into manageable phases, allowing for regular feedback and adjustments, ensuring the final product meets evolving expectations.               
  4. Lower Risk of Under-Delivery: Since the scope can adapt over time, there's no pressure to "force-fit" features into a rigid structure, improving overall quality.

Cons:

  1. Budget Uncertainty: Costs can fluctuate depending on the project's complexity and duration, making it harder to predict the final budget.                                                                             
  2. Requires Active Involvement: Clients need to stay engaged throughout the project to review progress and make timely decisions.
  3. Potential for Scope Creep: Without clear boundaries, the project may expand beyond initial intentions, which can impact time and costs. The Time & Material model is an excellent choice for projects where flexibility, transparency, and responsiveness are priorities. While it requires ongoing collaboration and budget monitoring, the ability to adapt to change ensures that the outcome aligns closely with evolving business needs and user expectations. 
Fixed Cost

Build Your Product

The Fixed Cost model offers a structured, predictable approach for projects with clearly defined requirements. It is based on a predetermined budget, timeline, and scope—ensuring full control over costs and expectations from the outset.

 

Suitable For:

  • Projects with a well-defined scope and minimal anticipated changes
  • Short- to medium-term projects with clear technical requirements
  • Clients with strict budgets and delivery timelines
  • Simple or moderately complex development work

Pros:

  1. Budget Certainty: You’ll know the full project cost upfront, helping you plan finances without risk of overruns.
  2. Clear Timelines & Milestones: Projects operate on a fixed schedule, with specific deadlines for each deliverable, supporting timely completion.
  3. Minimal Client Involvement: Once requirements are locked, the vendor manages execution independently ideal for clients who prefer a hands-off approach.
  4. Low Risk for Defined Projects: Because the scope is fixed, both cost and delivery outcomes are highly predictable.

Cons:

  1. Inflexibility to Change: Once the scope is set, making changes mid-project may require contract renegotiation, which can delay delivery.
  2. Risk of Misalignment: If initial requirements aren’t accurately defined, the final product may not fully meet expectations.
  3. Less Agile: Fixed Cost projects are less adaptive to evolving business needs or new user insights during development. The Fixed Cost model is a solid choice for projects with a clear vision, established scope, and tight budget constraints. While it offers predictability and financial control, it’s less suited for projects that require ongoing adaptation or flexibility. When planned carefully, it ensures on-time, on-budget delivery with minimal surprises.
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