One Day, 10 Days, a Few Minutes: Delivery Speed in Enterprise Software

At one of Türkiye’s leading telecom operators, three different business needs were met with Butterfly in three different timeframes: an event app for 250 to 300 people went live in 10 days, a sales dashboard in one day, and regulation-driven contract updates within minutes.

How long does it take for a need to become a working solution in enterprise software?

"Agility" is a word that gets used often but is rarely measured. In telecom, speed isn’t optional; campaigns, regulations and customer demand can all change in the same week.

Three different projects with one of Turkey’s leading telecom operators show in concrete terms how Butterfly responds to changing needs. Each had a different need and a different delivery time.

Event app: 10 days from pilot to live

One of the operator’s technology teams needed an event app that could be used throughout the day at its annual team gathering. The app had to run on web, iOS and Android so that 250 to 300 attendees could use it from their own phones.

At first glance the scope looked limited, but the need required building an app that would run on several platforms at once and be actively used by hundreds of people all day.

The app built with Butterfly brought features such as a live map, a photo wall, polls and instant notifications together on a single infrastructure. The web, iOS and Android apps were launched together.

The event lead’s feedback was short:

"It turned out great, thank you."

Application dashboard: live one day after the request

Not every business need calls for building a new application. Sometimes making an existing process visible is enough.

The operator’s corporate sales team wanted to track home internet applications from a single screen. The goal was to view the process through a central dashboard instead of tracking applications from different points.

The reason for this speed was that the dashboard was built on the existing digital sales infrastructure. No new project was opened; the existing data and permission structure was used.

Feedback from the product lead who reviewed the dashboard:

"I’ve just reviewed it, great work, it turned out really well."

Contract templates: live at the promised hour

In the first two examples, delivery speed was about meeting the need quickly. With contract updates, timing is a direct requirement of the business and the regulations.

In the telecommunications industry, regulatory changes and campaign updates can take effect on specific dates, even at specific hours. Subscription contracts, commitment letters and number porting forms must be updated at the same time as these changes.

The operator produces these documents on Butterfly through more than 30 templates. Since May 2025, the templates have been updated in the live environment about 30 times.

Some of these updates show how critical delivery speed can be:

• As part of a move to a new technology, six templates were committed to go live at 11:45 p.m. The updates were live at 11:48 p.m.
• In a portfolio change, new commitment letters became available at 12:04 a.m. on the night the change took effect.
• In other updates, six templates went live in 32 minutes and seven templates in 43 minutes.

What makes this speed possible?

The three cases had different needs, but the delivery approach was the same.

• No-code template and screen management. Template and screen changes can be made without waiting for a new release cycle. Updating contracts within minutes is the result.
• One infrastructure, multiple channels. Web and mobile apps draw on the same data model. That is how the event app could go live on three platforms at once.
• Building on top of the existing system. You don’t need to build a new system from scratch for every need. The application dashboard was built on the data and permission structure of the existing sales infrastructure.
• A product team close to the customer. Our product team is in Türkiye. Needs are discussed at the same table, and a solution doesn’t wait on a product roadmap overseas.

Agility isn’t a slogan, it’s a measure

One day, 10 days, a few minutes. Three cases, three different answers to the same question: when a business need changes, how quickly can software keep up?

What matters in enterprise software isn’t just building new features. It’s being able to get the right solution working the moment it’s needed.

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