Our Practices

InContext Solutions exclusively uses Microsoft Azure to host and deliver our platforms. Azure provides enterprise-grade infrastructure with built-in redundancy, automatic failover, and geographic distribution to ensure our clients have reliable, low-latency access to their data.

By building on Azure, we inherit the platform's extensive compliance certifications and security controls, including:

We continuously monitor the health and availability of our platforms. Our public status page provides real-time visibility into the operational state of every critical service.

Uptime checks run from distributed global locations every five minutes, covering our web platforms, APIs, authentication services, and internal tooling. Historical uptime data, incident reports, and response-time metrics are all publicly available.

Every change to our codebase goes through both manual and automated review before it reaches production. This dual-layer approach catches issues that either process alone would miss — automated checks enforce consistency and flag common errors, while human reviewers evaluate logic, security implications, and architectural fit.

No code is deployed without passing review. This applies to all changes regardless of size — from single-line fixes to major feature releases.

We use automated package management to keep our dependencies current and secure. When a new version or security patch is published for any library we depend on, our tooling automatically surfaces it for review and integration.

This ensures that known vulnerabilities are addressed promptly and that our software supply chain remains up to date without relying on manual tracking.