Software that
stays in
production
ASDCom designs, builds and runs software for California state agencies and for companies launching mobile products. Our first state system went live in 2014. It's still running.
The production record
- California CaRES · Victim Compensation Board In production every year from 2014 to 2026; running today.
- Oklahoma Victim portal · VCPMS In production every year from 2019 to 2026; running today.
- Maine CAMS · five-portal VCPMS In production every year from 2023 to 2026; running today.
- Alaska VCPMS · partner-led In implementation since 2025.
One dot = one year. Alaska implementation is led by partner Heart4Victims on the ASDCom-built platform.
Two practices.
One standard.
For California state and local agencies
Case management, public portals, migrations and long-term support — bought directly through our CMAS contract.
- Contract
- CMAS 3-15-70-3139A
- Certification
- SB (Micro) 1792545
- Base schedule
- GSA GS-35F-460AA
- NAICS
- 541511
- Delivery
- PMP-led, CMMI-aligned
For companies launching mobile products
The apps your customers hold, the API behind them and the console that runs the business — designed, built and operated by one team.
- Mobile
- iOS + Android, one codebase
- Payments
- checkout, holds, payouts
- Location
- live tracking, routing, ETAs
- Trust
- ID + background checks
- Operations
- 2FA console, on-call paging
Small team.
Senior hands.
You work directly with the engineers and project managers who design and build your system — and the same people support it after launch.
VCPMS
Our victim-compensation platform: one configurable system with a portal for every person who touches a claim.
- VCPOffice Program staff
- VCPOnline Victims and claimants
- VCPProvider Medical and service providers
- VCPAdvocate Victim advocates
- VCPAgency Law enforcement, prosecutors
We design before we build.
Every feature starts as a researched proposal. Flows, states and edge cases are agreed with you before anyone writes code.
We test with simulated users before real ones arrive.
Automated suites and simulated users run the real flows against the real system, on every change.
We stay after launch.
Monitoring, staged releases and on-call support. The system we delivered for California in 2014 is still in production.