We have not won any awards.

What an award is a proxy for, and how to get the real thing

Nobody actually wants a badge. What a badge is meant to signal is that somebody independent looked at the product and it held up. That signal is available to you directly, and it is stronger than a graphic on a website.

Every claim SaudaFlow makes is designed to be checkable by you, in an afternoon, without talking to us. That is a deliberate substitute for third-party validation we have not earned yet — and frankly it is what we would want from a vendor asking for our own buyer database.

• The price is published, in rupees, per seat, with GST stated — go and read it before anyone from SaudaFlow knows you exist
• The Android app is downloadable today. Install it, ring your own number, and see whether the caller-ID claim is true
• The security posture is written out specifically enough to argue with, and the DPA names the parties and the obligations
• The help centre is free to read without an account, so you can judge the depth of the product before you buy it
• On the demo call we will tell you what SaudaFlow does badly, including when the honest answer is that you should not buy it

What we will never put on this page

Being specific about this is the only useful thing an empty awards page can do, because these are the exact items you will find on the equivalent page of most competitors.

• Badges from directories that charge for the listing that generates the badge
• Analyst placements in reports we paid to be considered for
• Conference trophies from events where we bought a stand
• Customer counts, testimonials or logos from firms that have not agreed to be named
• Certifications we have not actually been assessed for

When there is something real to report

If SaudaFlow is ever recognised by a body whose assessment we did not pay for, it goes on this page with three things stated: who gave it, in which year, and what they assessed. No graphic without those three facts.

The same rule applies to certifications. When we complete a real security assessment, the scope and the date will be published on the security page rather than turned into a badge in the footer.