SaaS delivery model
Use ENES software capabilities while retaining operational ownership internally.
- Operator-led use
- Integration-friendly
- Fits internal workflows
Business Models
ENES Business Models
Compare the SaaS delivery model and the aggregation business model to see which approach best fits your operating setup.
Two delivery models
Aggregation business model
Move forward with support that includes market participation and operating design.
- Managed support
- Operational co-design
- Useful in early-stage launch
SaaS delivery model
Best-fit cases
Best when you already have an operating team or partner structure in place.
What matters at deployment
System integration, role definition, and workflow alignment are key.
Aggregation business model
Best-fit cases
Best when you want support with both operational design and business execution.
What matters at deployment
Responsibility split, scope, and commercial assumptions should be defined early.
Which model fits your company
Look at internal ownership
How much of the operational decision-making do you want to own internally?
Look at deployment speed
A managed model can reduce the launch burden when time matters.
Look at the future-state plan
Decide whether the long-term direction is internalization or continued outsourcing.
Delivery process
01
Consultation
Confirm the asset, objectives, and current system architecture.
02
Design
Define integration, control scope, KPIs, and the operating model.
03
Implementation
Set up APIs, dashboards, and initial operating parameters.
04
Go-live
Launch operations and keep improving through monitoring and tuning.
Choose the delivery model that fits
We can help structure the choice based on operating capability, current systems, and the level of support you need.
Talk to us about business models