Four gates before the system goes live locally.

FSHYK PTY LTD advises overseas software companies on the technical work required to land a SaaS product in Australia: architecture fit, risk controls, data rules, and go-live inspection.

Does the architecture survive a local landing?

We review how the current SaaS stack would sit in an Australian deployment: what can stay, what has to be adapted, and which assumptions from the home market will not travel.

Risk controls have to work in this market, not only in the last one.

We help tune risk-control modules so they match the way the product will actually be used, reviewed, and operated after it lands.

Data rules are not a translation layer.

We design a data-compliance scheme from the way the system stores, moves, and exposes information, then map that against Australian regulatory expectations as a technical plan — not as legal advice.

Inspect the launch before it is irreversible.

Go-live technical diligence looks at whether the adapted system can actually be stood up: gaps, sequencing, and the checks that should happen before the switch is thrown.