Guided Request Intake
Structured forms capture client requirements while AI suggests relevant research angles and identifies similar historical requests, helping teams begin new engagements with stronger contextual information.

An enterprise AI and CRM ecosystem combining expert sourcing, research workflows, AI-assisted content creation, compliance-controlled interview studies, micro-frontend architecture, scheduling, verification, and administrative tools for scalable expert-network operations.

The platform supports end-to-end expert-network workflows used by investment firms, consultancies, and corporations to connect decision-makers with vetted subject-matter experts. Engagements move from client requests and sourcing through verification, scheduling, calls, and research delivery. A modular micro-frontend ecosystem supports custom CRM development, while AI assists with research angles, screening questions, summaries, and interview studies. A dedicated backend also manages templates, compliance reviews, multilingual content, publishing, and synchronization with an external AI-moderated interview environment.
Identifying key operational hurdles that hindered scalability, efficiency, and engagement—necessitating intelligent advisor routing, centralized CRM, and enterprise-ready consultation management solutions.
New functionality was closely connected with larger CRM release cycles, meaning relatively small feature updates could increase deployment risk or delay improvements required by business users.
Researchers spent considerable time preparing screening questions, research angles, summaries, briefs, and historical comparisons before they could focus on higher-value client and expert interactions.
Expert sourcing, screening, identity verification, scheduling, calls, research notes, and engagement activities existed across different screens and tools, creating unnecessary context switching.
Expert verification and study publishing required dependable controls, clear accountability, and consistent review processes so sensitive research activities could not bypass required compliance steps.
Interview guides were repeatedly created question by question inside an external platform, making research-study preparation repetitive and slowing teams launching similar expert engagements.
CRM records and external interview studies could become misaligned, while multiple roles, review states, and multilingual requirements complicated maintenance of a governed source of truth.
DITS delivered product engineering services through modular CRM architecture, independently deployable applications, AI-assisted research, expert verification, scheduling, administration, compliance workflows, and governed AI integration services for interview-study creation.
Seventeen React applications are independently developed and deployed through Module Federation, allowing individual workflows to evolve without requiring the complete CRM environment to be rebuilt.
An Nx monorepo, reusable components, common types, shared utilities, and standardized tooling create consistency across applications while reducing unnecessary duplication between development teams.
AI generates research angles, initial summaries, and screening questions, giving researchers useful starting points while maintaining human review and editing before client-facing use.
Request intake, sourcing, verification, scheduling, calls, notes, notifications, research material, and administrative processes operate within a connected CRM environment for more consistent engagement management.
A dedicated backend manages templates, questions, drafts, media, translations, review states, and publication while synchronizing approved studies with an external AI-moderated interview environment.
Studies requiring compliance approval cannot proceed until reviews are completed, while role-aware actions, audit histories, and soft deletion maintain stronger accountability throughout the study lifecycle.
The ecosystem supports SaaS product development services through request management, expert discovery, verification, scheduling, AI-assisted research, study automation, configuration, notifications, and compliance workflows across a modular enterprise CRM environment.
Structured forms capture client requirements while AI suggests relevant research angles and identifies similar historical requests, helping teams begin new engagements with stronger contextual information.
Filterable expert grids, saved filters, drag-and-drop workflows, bulk actions, and outreach capabilities help researchers identify suitable specialists and coordinate engagement activities more efficiently.
Step-by-step screening workflows include identity verification, helping teams confirm specialist suitability and required compliance conditions before progressing experts toward client-facing consultation activities.
Integrated calendars manage expert scheduling while conference functionality provides dial-in services and call-quality information, reducing dependence on disconnected communication and scheduling applications.
AI-powered builders generate screening and survey questions from prompts while keeping drafts editable, reorderable, and reviewable so researchers retain control over final interview structures.
AI generates initial call summaries for human review while searchable notes and rich editing tools help researchers transform expert discussions into reusable research outputs.
Managed templates provide structured study designs with consent and guidance questions while AI can generate multilingual question sets before formal review and publication.
Studies progress through template, draft, review, publication, and live-edit stages while user activity, roles, historical drafts, and review actions remain traceable throughout the workflow.
Operations teams can manage thresholds, pricing models, email recipients, dial-in information, and allow lists through validated configuration tables without directly modifying underlying databases.
The platform delivered measurable improvements in speed, efficiency, and scalability, transforming expert consultation workflows through AI-powered matching, automated operations, flexible formats, and CRM-integrated engagement for enterprise-grade performance.
Seventeen live micro frontends can be released independently, allowing functionality to reach users without waiting for a complete CRM deployment and reducing the blast radius of individual changes.
Seventeen applications share common UI, authentication, libraries, and engineering tooling, giving more than fifty contributors a consistent foundation for large-scale software delivery.
AI-generated angles, screening questions, and summaries reduce repetitive first-draft work while keeping researchers responsible for evaluating, editing, and approving final client-facing outputs.
Managed templates and AI-generated interview guides reduce repetitive study setup, helping teams move from research requirements toward reviewed and publishable interview studies more efficiently.
The interview service includes 34 API endpoints, more than 590 automated tests, 14 versioned migrations, and separate development, QA, and production environments.
Modular applications, governed AI, shared tooling, testing, and independent deployments provide a strong foundation for enterprise CRM implementation across complex expert-network workflows.
Delivered an enterprise-ready system through a robust custom SaaS platform development approach.
Increased advisor reuse and retention with insights-driven workflows developed by a specialized custom CRM development company.