This page lists the independent recognition Taction Software holds, including verified client review profiles on Clutch and GoodFirms and the quality and security certifications we maintain, with links to each source so buyers can check every claim directly rather than relying on badges alone.
Healthcare buyers increasingly ask vendors to prove their claims, and we think that is the right standard. This page sits within our about us section and brings together our third-party ratings, badges and certifications in one place. For details of our security and compliance programs, see our certifications and compliance page.
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Client review platforms are often the first place buyers look when shortlisting a software partner, because they combine verified client feedback with structured company information. Taction Software maintains profiles on Clutch and GoodFirms, two of the most widely used B2B review platforms for software development companies. Both platforms verify reviews before publishing them and award badges based on their own criteria, which we do not control. The items below describe each profile and badge. We encourage you to read the full reviews, including any that mention difficulties, because they give a balanced picture of what working with us is like.
Our Clutch profile contains client reviews collected and verified by Clutch, often through interviews with the reviewer. Reviews describe project scope, technologies, communication and results, and they span healthcare, enterprise and mobile app projects delivered over several years. Every review shows its date.
Clutch has recognized Taction Software as a most trusted software and mobile app development company on its platform. Clutch awards such badges using its own criteria, which typically consider verified reviews, client feedback and market presence, so the badge reflects Clutch’s assessment rather than ours.
We hold a Clutch partner badge, which indicates an established, verified presence on the Clutch platform. The badge links back to our profile, so visitors can confirm it is current and read the reviews behind it rather than relying on the image alone.
Our GoodFirms profile includes client reviews and a description of our healthcare software services. GoodFirms verifies reviewers and evaluates companies on quality, reliability and ability, and its published reviews describe integration work such as Epic FHIR projects. Read each review in full there.
GoodFirms lists Taction Software as a top rated software development company. GoodFirms applies its own research methodology to these designations, and the badge can be checked on our live profile, alongside the reviews and information GoodFirms used to evaluate us.
Look at the dates, project types and industries in each review, not just the star rating. Recent healthcare reviews are most relevant if you are planning a clinical product, and detailed comments about communication and problem solving often reveal more than overall scores.
Certifications show that an independent auditor has assessed a company’s management systems against a recognized standard. For healthcare clients, security and quality certifications help answer procurement and security questionnaire requirements, and they indicate that processes are documented, repeatable and reviewed. The certifications below are those Taction Software currently displays. Certification scope, version and validity dates matter as much as the certificate name, so we encourage buyers to request current certificates and audit details as part of their due diligence. Our certifications and compliance page explains how these programs shape our daily work.
ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management systems. Certification shows that security risks are identified, controlled and reviewed through a documented management system. Ask our team for the current certificate, including its scope, standard version and validity dates.
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management systems. It covers how work is planned, delivered, measured and improved. For clients, it indicates documented processes for project delivery and a commitment to continual improvement that an external auditor reviews.
CMMI Level 3 for development indicates that an organization’s development processes are defined, standardized and consistently followed across projects. Appraisals are performed by authorized appraisers, and results are time limited, so request current appraisal details if this is important to your procurement team.
There is no official government HIPAA certification for vendors, so be cautious of anyone claiming one. Instead, we follow HIPAA-compliant practices, sign business associate agreements and apply the safeguards described on our HIPAA compliant app development page. We explain each safeguard on request.
Our team can provide current certificate copies, scope statements and relevant policies for your vendor review. Providing documents directly is faster than chasing them through procurement portals, and it lets your security team verify details with the issuing body if needed.
A certificate shows that processes met a standard at the time of audit. It does not guarantee a specific project outcome. That is why we combine certifications with references, case studies and transparent delivery practices that let you see quality for yourself.
Ratings and certifications are only useful if they translate into practical benefits for the organizations we work with. For healthcare clients, the most important benefits appear during procurement, security review and delivery, where documented processes and independent validation reduce friction and risk. Recognition also gives internal sponsors evidence they can share with leadership when recommending a partner. The points below explain how our verified profiles and certifications typically help clients during real projects, from first vendor screening through to hospital security reviews and the ongoing support that follows launch of a healthcare product.
Verified reviews and recognized certifications help procurement teams screen vendors quickly. Instead of starting from zero, they can confirm key requirements early and focus their time on the questions that are specific to your project, users and data. That saves weeks of back-and-forth.
Hospital and enterprise security teams often ask about information security management, access control and incident response. Documented, audited processes make these questionnaires easier to answer accurately, which shortens the time between selecting a partner and starting work. We can also join calls with reviewers.
Project sponsors frequently need to justify partner selection to executives, boards or investors. Independent reviews and certifications give them evidence beyond the vendor’s own claims, which supports faster approval and greater confidence in the final decision. References can support that case as well.
Quality and process certifications reflect documented ways of planning, testing and reviewing work. For clients, that means more predictable delivery, consistent documentation and clear escalation paths when issues arise during development or after launch. Clients see these processes at work in every demonstration and review.
Working with a partner that follows HIPAA-compliant practices and maintains security certification helps your own compliance program. Shared documentation, business associate agreements and clear responsibilities make it easier to demonstrate due diligence to auditors and customers. Responsibilities are written down from the start.
Public review profiles mean our reputation depends on every project. That accountability encourages consistent service, honest communication and responsive support, because every client has the opportunity to describe their experience publicly once the work is complete. We read and respond to every review.
Recognition reflects the work behind it. Since 2013, Taction Software has delivered more than 200 healthcare projects for hospitals, physician groups, digital health companies and enterprises across the United States. That experience covers telehealth, remote monitoring, EHR integration, revenue cycle, clinical AI and patient engagement, among other areas. The reviews on our profiles describe parts of this work in clients’ own words, while our case studies describe projects in more detail. The items below highlight the areas where our experience is deepest and link to pages where you can explore each area further before contacting our team.
Our case studies describe healthcare and enterprise projects, including the problem, approach and technology used. Ask us for references in the areas most relevant to your project, so you can speak directly with clients about their experience. References are arranged with client agreement.
Our client testimonials page collects feedback from organizations we have worked with. Testimonials complement the verified reviews on Clutch and GoodFirms by highlighting what clients valued most during and after their projects with our team. Each testimonial reflects a real client relationship and project.
Many reviews mention integration work with major EHRs. Our EHR integration services cover FHIR APIs, HL7 interfaces and vendor programs, which are frequently the most demanding parts of healthcare software projects. Integration experience is often the deciding factor for healthcare buyers choosing a software partner.
Virtual care is one of our most active areas. Our telemedicine app development services cover video visits, remote monitoring, behavioral health and patient engagement platforms for providers and digital health companies. Many of our reviews describe telehealth and patient-facing mobile app projects in detail.
Our AI in healthcare practice builds clinical and operational AI features with evaluation, guardrails and compliance designed in, helping organizations move from experiments to systems clinicians can trust. Every AI feature is evaluated against agreed quality measures before clinicians or patients rely on it in daily work.
Our team page introduces the people who lead our healthcare projects. Recognition belongs to the engineers, designers, analysts and project managers who deliver the work, often over long-term relationships with our clients. Many team members have worked on healthcare projects with us for years.
Whether you choose Taction Software or another partner, checking credentials carefully protects your project and your patients. Badges are easy to copy, ratings can be selective and certificates can lapse or cover only part of a business. A few simple checks reveal whether recognition is genuine, current and relevant to the work you need. We recommend applying the steps below to every vendor on your shortlist, including us. Our article on healthcare software vendor red flags covers additional warning signs worth checking before you sign any contract with a new partner.
A genuine review platform badge links to a live profile on that platform. If a badge is only an image, search the platform directly for the company name and confirm the profile, ratings and reviews match what the vendor displays.
Look at when reviews were written and when certificates were issued or renewed. Old reviews and expired certificates say little about current performance, so focus on recent evidence that reflects the team and processes you would actually work with. Ask for anything that looks outdated.
Ask for the certificate itself and read its scope, which defines the locations, services and processes covered. A certificate covering one office or function may not apply to the team delivering your project, so confirm the scope matches. Also check the standard version shown.
Some awards are effectively purchased listings. Ask how an award was decided, who judged it and whether payment was involved. Recognition based on verified client feedback or independent audits is more meaningful than lists anyone can join for a fee.
Reviews are useful, but a direct conversation with a recent client is better. Ask references about communication, quality, handling of problems and whether they would hire the vendor again, especially for healthcare projects similar to yours. Prepare your questions in advance of each call.
No government body issues official HIPAA certification to vendors. Be cautious of anyone presenting one as an official credential. Instead, ask how they apply HIPAA safeguards, whether they sign business associate agreements and how they handle incidents. Their answers will reveal real experience.
Trust in healthcare technology depends on accurate information, so we hold ourselves to clear standards about what we publish. We believe buyers should be able to verify every claim we make, and that marketing should never get ahead of reality. These commitments apply to this page and to the way we describe our work across our website, proposals and conversations. If you ever find a claim from Taction Software that you cannot verify, or that seems out of date, we want to hear about it. The commitments below explain the standards we apply to recognition and credentials we publish.
Every rating, badge or certification we publish comes from an identifiable third party and can be checked. We do not publish self-created awards, unverifiable rankings or recognition that we cannot support with a link or a document. Anything we cannot support is left off.
Where a public source exists, we link directly to it, such as our live Clutch and GoodFirms profiles. Linking to sources lets you see the full context, including the date, the methodology and every review, rather than a selected summary.
When a certification is renewed, a badge changes or recognition lapses, we update this page. Outdated claims are removed rather than left in place, because inaccurate credentials undermine trust even when the underlying work is strong. Each update is reflected on this page quickly.
We are clear about what recognition does and does not show. Ratings reflect the experiences of reviewers, and certificates reflect audited processes. Neither replaces your own due diligence, which we actively support with documents and references. We encourage buyers to check everything independently.
We describe compliance carefully, for example saying we follow HIPAA-compliant practices rather than claiming a HIPAA certification that does not exist. Precise language helps buyers understand exactly what our credentials mean and avoids creating false confidence. The same standard applies across our website.
If anything on this page appears incorrect or outdated, please let us know through our contact us page. We review every report and correct confirmed errors quickly, because accuracy matters more to us than appearances. Corrections are made as soon as they are confirmed.
These are the questions buyers, procurement teams and security reviewers ask most often about our ratings, badges and certifications. The answers explain where each item comes from, how to verify it and what it means for a project with Taction Software. Because ratings and certificate details change over time, we always recommend checking our live profiles and requesting current documents during your vendor review. If you need specific documents for a procurement process or security questionnaire, the final answer explains how to request them from our team and arrange a conversation about your project.
You can read our verified client reviews on our Clutch and GoodFirms profiles, which are linked on this page. Both platforms verify reviewers before publishing, and each profile shows the current rating, number of reviews and full review text. Read the dates too.
Yes, Taction Software displays ISO 27001 certification for information security management. Certificate scope, standard version and validity dates should be confirmed directly, so we provide current certificate copies to clients and prospective clients on request during vendor review. Scope details are included.
There is no official government HIPAA certification for vendors. We follow HIPAA-compliant practices, sign business associate agreements with clients and apply administrative, physical and technical safeguards appropriate to the healthcare software we design, build and support. We explain these safeguards in detail on request.
Ratings change whenever new reviews are published, so a number on this page could quickly become outdated. Linking to our live Clutch and GoodFirms profiles ensures you always see current, accurate ratings along with every review behind them. Read recent reviews first.
Yes. We can arrange reference conversations with clients whose projects are similar to yours, subject to their availability and agreement. Speaking with references is one of the best ways to understand how we communicate, solve problems and deliver. Tell us your preferred timing.
Contact our team and tell us which documents your security or procurement process requires. We can share certificates, scope statements, policies and completed questionnaires, and we can join calls with your reviewers to answer follow-up questions. Tell us your deadline upfront.
Share your project, users and compliance requirements, and we will provide the credentials, references and documents your review needs. Book a conversation with our team through the free consultation page to get started. We will also tell you honestly if we are not the right fit.
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