Definition
Software as a Service (SaaS) is the delivery model whereby software runs at the supplier's premises and is available to users over the internet - typically via a web browser. The user subscribes and pays per user or capacity. Examples include Google WorkspaceGoogle's suite of productivity tools - Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet and more., Salesforce and TvimenningOld Norse meaning 'two bound together' - one who solves a task shoulder to shoulder with another.'s products (SAMTYGDTvimenning platform for Elhub integration - handles all message types and processes to Elhub., STUBBTvimenning's simulator platform for integration testing - we build mock environments of the counterparties your systems talk to, so they can be tested without touching production., RUNATvimenning's component register for electrical installations - providing structure and traceability for the components installations are built from., SPIRATvimenning's metering point and asset register - your single source of truth for master data, with a built-in validation engine and Elhub integration.). SaaS eliminates the need for local installation, operations and upgrades.