ViewCo Digital is a Toronto-based Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) development partner. We provide a full product team or join yours, connecting software delivery with clinical integrations and release evidence.
Discuss your productSelected contributions, with the scope made clear.
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If you do not have engineers, we bring the product design, software and cloud capabilities needed for the agreed scope. If you already have a team, we can own a missing workstream and fit into your architecture, reviews and release process.
Your team provides business and clinical decisions. Together we establish who owns quality and regulatory approvals before implementation. We work with medical-device companies across Canada and the US.
We review the intended workflow, existing assets and uncertainties. The first scope defines what will be demonstrated, how it will be assessed and what remains outside the milestone. A proof of concept should help you make the next investment decision.
Delivery can include product and UX design, architecture, iOS and Android applications, web software and backend services. We integrate AI capabilities and handle the surrounding product states, including waiting, interruptions and recovery.
Cloud and healthcare integration can include AWS deployment and EHR/EMR connections. We agree what a successful handoff means and how the team will verify it.
The agreed package can include reviewed implementation, verification results, deployment instructions and known issues. We support design reviews and eQMS release records, with approvals handled through your quality system.
A handover should let your team review the release and continue the work. We agree the deliverables before building. Use these questions when reviewing a proposed scope:
These are scoping questions, not a complete regulatory checklist. Our guide to software evidence and audit questions goes into the records. Ongoing support is scoped separately from the initial build.
Our team has participated in ISO 13485 audits for companies developing Class II and Class III software medical devices, answering auditors’ questions and providing evidence for our work. We have hands-on experience with Greenlight Guru and ins2outs, and completed basic awareness training in ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 14971:2019.
This describes our team’s experience and completed training, not company ISO certification. Regulatory strategy, clinical validation and submissions are led by your qualified specialists or separately scoped partners.
Yes. We can provide the product design, engineering and cloud capabilities needed to start, then support delivery and evolution. We work with your subject-matter experts and establish who owns clinical, quality and regulatory decisions.
Yes. We can take responsibility for a defined workstream, add a missing capability or join a wider product initiative. We agree interfaces, reviews and handover with your team so the work fits your existing product.
The product stage, supported platforms, integrations, testing scope and evidence requirements all matter. A focused proof of concept may take a few months; implementation and ongoing support can span years. We define the first useful milestone and estimate it with you before a larger commitment. Our SaMD development cost guide explains what changes an estimate.
We can build the application, integrations and operational workflow around an AI capability. Intended use, model evaluation and clinical validation responsibilities need to be established with the appropriate specialists. Our AI development services also cover LLM features, agents and workflow automation.
Your intended users, product stage, existing team and the next problem to solve are enough to start. If you have a prototype, requirements or a quality process already, we can use those to shape a practical scope.
Use our SaMD development partner checklist to compare scope, evidence and handover across proposals. If you are earlier in the process, start with the decisions to prepare before development.
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