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Why SaaS Adoption Fails (Podcast)

What Gets Missed in Adoption SaaS adoption fails far more often than teams expect, and it rarely has anything to do with bad software. In a recent episode of The SaaS Playbook, Skvare CEO Gena Dellett explains why technology adoption breaks down even when organizations invest in the right tools. Her perspective comes from years of hands-on work with real teams, real constraints, and real implementation challenges across complex organizations. One of the most common failure points is ownership. When a system moves from shared processes to a tool understood by only a few people, engagement drops
By Gena Dellett

Simplifying User Registration with the Webform Registration Handler

Webform Registration Handler: Smarter User Account Creation in Drupal The Webform Registration Handler module makes it easy to turn Drupal Webform submissions into real user accounts. It bridges the gap between flexible webform setups and Drupal’s structured user system, handling all the tricky parts like field mapping, validation, and role assignment. How It Works At its core, the module uses Drupal’s plugin system to process different types of user data — usernames, emails, passwords, and custom fields. Each field type is managed by its own plugin, which takes care of validation and storage
By Rafal Dziubak

Embedding a React Application in Drupal with TypeScript, CSS Modules & Dev Server

This article demonstrates how to integrate a React application into a Drupal module, using practical implementation patterns with TypeScript, CSS Modules, and webpack dev server for development. Overview Embedding React in Drupal involves creating a custom module that serves as a bridge between Drupal's backend services and a standalone React application. This approach allows you to leverage React's modern frontend capabilities while maintaining integration with Drupal's content management and user systems. Module Structure A typical Drupal module with embedded React follows this structure: my
By Rafal Dziubak

No Vendor Lock-In: Our Clean Break-Up Clause and Why We’re Proud of It

At Skvare, we work hard to earn our clients’ trust. One of the ways we do this is by having a "clean break-up clause" in all of our agreements. We want to make it easy for organizations to choose us for their technical support, and if we're no longer the best fit, we're committed to a smooth transition to a new provider. Remember the movie Miracle on 34th Street when Santa sent customers to Gimbels? That’s how we operate. Just like you might side-eye a restaurant serving both meatloaf and sushi, we’re candid about our capabilities. If your needs go beyond our expertise, we’ll say so and
By Gena Dellett

Private AI LLMs with Drupal and CiviCRM Knowledge

AI tools have been evolving by leaps and bounds over the past several years. LLMs revolutionized content creation and finding information. Public LLMs such as ChatGPT have indexed a lot of information, but sometimes it is out of date, or does not include specific, detailed information that you or your organization may require it to know. Additionally, these public LLMs do not have, nor should they have, access to your private internal data. It is now possible to privately host and customize LLM models that can be prompted and generate results using data or information that you choose and is
By Mark Hanna Drupal Planet, AI, CiviCRM, CiviCRM Entity