Why not after Christmas? You avoid the suicide season. Of course everyone's overspent and used up their holidays relaxing where they could have been saving and

Why not after Christmas? You avoid the suicide season. Of course everyone's overspent and used up their holidays relaxing where they could have been saving and job seeking. Here's some reasons not too. - You did this on your own time - stop selling yourself and every other programmer short by giving away your work for free. If this could save them X in wages then the software is worth at least double that assuming a two year ROI and if you only sold it to them. - You're not going to get a promotion or a raise for doing this. If a pat on the back from management is going to be the highlight of your life, go ahead. I would suggest holding off until you leave. Make it stand alone and generalised. Anything that smells like their IP should be gone or containable in an editable ruleset. Throw out the ruleset you have and make populating it part of the setup and work with them to define their own rules. License the system as a SAAS at a price that gives them a reasonable saving. Find more customers and repeat.