Case study
One Cloud Case Study
One Cloud partners with Centercode to test their first software product.
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After more than a year of building One Cloud, a platform that lets photographers deliver and share photos with clients in a branded experience, its founders wanted to know whether it truly met the market demand they had seen first hand. So they ran a beta test to learn what users valued and how photographers would actually use it.
They partnered with Centercode's beta professionals for a four-week test, with a professional beta manager handling the legwork. This two-page case study covers the early setbacks, the quick fixes, and the numbers that came out of it. It is a good read for anyone testing a first software product.
What’s inside
A four-week managed beta
A beta run on the Centercode platform with a professional beta manager handling the legwork, so the team could distribute builds and engage with feedback.
Early speed bumps, quick fixes
Many testers could not get the software working at first, and real-time feedback let the team improve the product during a short period.
The results in numbers
89 participants, 148 surveys completed, 396 forum posts, 60 bugs reported and 32 features requested in four weeks.
Insight for the launch
Feedback on how photographers would use the product, data that shaped how the team planned to price and sell it, and a group of eager early users.
