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LogMeIn’s Xively: An Amazon Web Services for the Internet of Things?(xconomy.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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How to use upselling in SaaS(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 13y ago
Can you explain what you mean by verifying? Do you mean reconciliation of invoices?
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Ask HN: What do you repeatedly do in your SaaS that you wish was automated?
10 points by skrish 13y ago|4 comments
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I don’t want email, I want me-mail.(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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Mapping 35 Million Credit Cards On Top of Census Data With R(braintreepayments.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|0 comments
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How important is 24/7 support when you startup?(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 13y ago|1 comments
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How we partnered with a competitor to win a business.(blog.spreedly.com)
1 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
That is right. But you need to reduce friction in signup to allow user to explore app. So a better way could be Signup => Allow them in but say that email confirmation is required for next login => Send email confirmation => All
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by skrish 14y ago
Isn't one time pricing, a road lot of business have gone to get some cash upfront & went back on their word? We need to remember, in SaaS it is the "service" that you pay for not just the "software". It is okay to be skeptical when some
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by skrish 14y ago
All those keyboard short cuts & everything is cool. We have tried so many of them but it is hard to find one which every member of your team like something. It really is impressive.
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by skrish 14y ago
It is fair game to register whenever possible with your real id and when required with anonymity. Unnecessarily placing orders leading them to believe you are a genuine is customer would be immoral though. I had a hilarious incident when a
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475 Days of Unemployment (Read Entrepreneurship)(beingpractical.com)
1 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
Genuine question, as I want to learn from this (as I run similar service). If you were to launch one such critical service, what would you do differently to assure your customers that you really care & won't screw them behind their back
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The evolving database landscape.(gigaom.com)
5 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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Startup is not a “David vs Goliath” story. It is more like a Commando operation(blog.freshdesk.com)
2 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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How Two Hardware Geeks Leveraged Kickstarter for Serial Success(wired.com)
2 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
The part I liked about the article is the use of characters Jane & Joe to narrate a story and help you identify with the characters. Submitted it for this audience to look at another way to make a regular "<<n>> tips to.
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6 Simple Rituals To Reach Your Potential Every Day(fastcompany.com)
12 points by skrish 14y ago|3 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
Congratulations Venky & team.
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by skrish 14y ago
Is it a choice between catering to payments infrastructure for businesses vs. peer to peer transfer for Stripe for world domination?
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Crossing the Chasm – Challenges ahead of Stripe to go mainstream(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by skrish 14y ago|1 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
I agree with all your points. However, I disagree with - "The average Indian may not be corrupt". We are corrupt beyond what we choose to acknowledge. It depends on whether you call only the bribe taker as corrupt or both. In my opinion you
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by skrish 14y ago
As a side note, that particular thread has some excellent comments about chargebacks, risk detection etc., Gem of a discussion on that thread apart from the scathing attack.
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by skrish 14y ago
Awesome news for Australian startups - eWay, pin.net.au and now BraintreePayments. In most APAC countries, one underlying theme is the yearly or monthly fee. Will be interesting to know what BraintreePayments charges in Australia. For refer
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by skrish 14y ago
Stripe isn't an option if you are not incorporated in US or Canada - as of now. And unless you make substantial revenue (couple of million dollars+), none of the other processors in US would underwrite for the business that exists elsewhere
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Ask HN: Who is coming to NASSCOM Product Conclave - Bangalore - 7 & 8th Nov?
1 points by skrish 14y ago|0 comments
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by skrish 14y ago
* Balance work hours - 7:30am to 4pm. Play with kid in beach for an hour, sleep for an hour and get back to work till 11pm. Today is the first day in this schedule & time to go home. :)
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by skrish 14y ago
We use Freshdesk. We need to pay for 3 instead of 4 of us, as first agent is free. For a SAAS startup that is just getting started this fits our needs perfectly - support tickets that are captured via mail and listens to conversations on tw
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by skrish 14y ago
Thanks. Glad to help. Shoot me an email before you signup with 2Checkout - I have a $49 coupon code I can share.

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