PropTech & Compliance

Django compliance application for B2B

Client: Compliance Company

Client
Compliance Company
Sector
PropTech & Compliance
Alignment with today's offering
Super apps
The Challenge

The starting point

The company depended on a third-party application with limitations and no roadmap control.

The Solution

What we built

We built a modular Django application with 5+ specialised apps, Admin/Manager/Provider roles, automatic document validation and Docker/Celery/Redis infrastructure with S3 storage.

Key features
  • 5+ modular specialised apps
  • Admin / Manager / Provider roles
  • Automatic document validation
  • Docker / Celery / Redis infrastructure
  • Scalable S3 storage
  • CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions

Anatomy of the solution

Regain control of the process and its evolution

From input to outcome: explore the four parts of the journey.

Roles

Separate access for Admin, Manager and Provider.

Explanatory diagram based on the described solution. It simplifies the journey; it is not a deployed infrastructure diagram or a live monitor.

Reading the project

The thinking behind the technology

01 / Business

What really needed solving

Dependence on someone else’s application limits what can change and when. The described custom app organises administrators, managers and providers around documents and validation. The underlying need is a system whose model can evolve with the business.

02 / Design

Why this structure matters

Modularity separates capabilities, while Celery and Redis support background work and S3 stores files. This distinguishes interface, processing and storage. Roles reflect different responsibilities, not just three versions of the same screen.

Connection to today’s offering

Super apps

The system where the process lives

Explore the service

Current relevance and possible evolution

This directly aligns with Super apps: a proprietary model, role-based screens and integrations. Review agents could be added while keeping final compliance decisions and document policy under defined human ownership.

This connects the case experience to our current services. Proposed extensions are not presented as features already delivered.

Impact
2K+
active providers
20+
daily jobs
100%
roadmap control
0
external dependencies

Method and scope

How to read the outcome

What to measure

Assess validation time, pending tasks, use by role and ability to deliver changes. Distinguish roadmap independence from infrastructure dependence.

What not to infer

Controlling a roadmap does not remove technical dependencies: the published stack uses frameworks, libraries and infrastructure services.

Basis of this analysis: the description, capabilities and stack published in this case. No new measurements are added and no independent audit of its results is implied.

Tech stack
DjangoPostgreSQLDockerCeleryRedisS3
In context

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