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“Should you outsource production or keep it in-house when scaling”
you are already scaling your business. And so you're you're just you need to decide what task is stereotypical and what can become a system. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I I I totally agree. I mean, you have a
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tactical advice25:33 – 26:13
“Small business owner faces the classic outsource vs expand dilemma”
So your thing your your question is should I outsource this? Like, should I send the production elsewhere or not? And I I guess if somebody else worked with you part time and did them out of your gara
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tactical advice25:58 – 26:34
If you're building software for enterprises, you've probably felt the pain of integrating single sign on, SCIM, RBAC, audit logs, and other features required by big customers. WorkOS turns those deal blockers into drop in APIs with a modern developer
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from transcript50:09 – 51:17
...your engineering? Don't outsource your creating. Right? Don't outsource your content. Content says key as code. Content happens in the house. Right? Content, you have to sweat over it. And actually so for example, here's a few things that I'm, like,
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from transcript50:08 – 51:35
Once you've been through it once or twice, you understand that you want to preserve the altitude you have to find runways to land and get more gas. So if you're flying between islands, you know, you don't wanna be out at sea and have to ditch the pla
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I have no idea what these acronyms even mean, let alone how to implement them. So here's the thing. These are not nice to haves. These are deal blockers. Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise
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from transcript40:26 – 41:36
Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise deals, period. But none of these features make your core product better. They don't make your beer taste better, to use our favorite analogy here on Acqui
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from transcript1:26:59 – 1:28:08
I have no idea what these acronyms even mean, let alone how to implement them. So here's the thing. These are not nice to haves. These are deal blockers. Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise
1:26:13 / 1:27:23
from transcript1:26:13 – 1:27:23
Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise deals, period. But none of these features make your core product better. They don't make your beer taste better, to use our favorite analogy here on Acqui
1:05:14 / 1:06:23
from transcript1:05:14 – 1:06:23
So this is where WorkOS comes in. They've built Stripe for enterprise features. WorkOS turns enterprise authentication requirements into drop in APIs, abstracting away as much unnecessary complexity as possible. So instead of your team spending month
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from transcript1:02:58 – 1:04:04
abstracting away as much unnecessary complexity as possible. So instead of your team spending months reading SAML specs, you can implement enterprise SSO in minutes. Work OS handles user provisioning, permissions, audit logs, all the checkbox items t
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from transcript2:28:24 – 2:29:30
abstracting away as much unnecessary complexity as possible. So instead of your team spending months reading SAML specs, you can implement enterprise SSO in minutes. Work OS handles user provisioning, permissions, audit logs, all the checkbox items t
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from transcript2:08:56 – 2:10:09
“AI agents negotiate steel deals in real-time, replacing impossible human processes”
steel rebar. And so our agents do the full back and forth negotiation, background checks on the factories, as well as also comparing real time. And these are AI agents, just to be clear, not human age
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market insight22:14 – 22:58
I have no idea what these acronyms even mean, let alone how to implement them. So here's the thing. These are not nice to haves. These are deal blockers. Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise
1:08:08 / 1:09:18
from transcript1:08:08 – 1:09:18
Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise deals, period. But none of these features make your core product better. They don't make your beer taste better, to use our favorite analogy here on acqui
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from transcript25:18 – 26:32
This episode is brought to you by WorkOS. If you're building a SaaS app, at some point, your customers will start asking for enterprise features like SAML authentication and SCIM provisioning. That's where Work OS comes in, making it fast and painles
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from transcript2:14 – 3:18
abstracting away as much unnecessary complexity as possible. So instead of your team spending months reading SAML specs, you can implement enterprise SSO in minutes. WorkOS handles user provisioning, permissions, audit logs, all the checkbox items th
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from transcript1:05:45 – 1:07:00
Yes. WorkOS is the enterprise ready platform used by OpenAI, Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and literally hundreds of other winning companies. So what are all these companies using WorkOS for? Imagine you're a fast growing startup. You've got pro
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from transcript39:44 – 40:50
If you're building software for enterprises, you've probably felt the pain of integrating single sign on, SCIM, RBAC, audit logs, and other features required by big customers. WorkOS turns those deal blockers into drop in APIs with a modern developer
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from transcript2:08 – 3:18
Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise deals, period. But none of these features make your core product better. They don't make your beer taste better, to use our favorite analogy here on acqui
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from transcript1:08:03 – 1:09:20
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