JIRA https://auxesisinfotech.com/ en Design and development of a blockchain-based crypto currency platform https://auxesisinfotech.com/design-and-development-blockchain-based-crypto-currency-platform <span>Design and development of a blockchain-based crypto currency platform</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Tue, 01/10/2023 - 22:03</span> <div>Design and development of a blockchain-based crypto currency platform with sophisticated AML/KYC mechanism &amp; an advanced translation interface</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/DOM.png?itok=mq1ZL6hz" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Fintech</div> <div>Netherlands, UK, Germany</div> <div> <div>Deep blockchain integration</div> <div>Complex banking integration</div> <div>Automated AML/KYC verification</div> <div>Backend development</div> <div>Frontend development</div> <div>Product strategy</div> <div>UI/UX development</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Sum&amp;Sum KYC</div> <div>BUNQ Integration</div> <div>ARDOR Blockchain</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Digital Ocean Droplets</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Bitbucket</div> </div> <div><p>We got introduced to this project right from the <strong>product innovation stage</strong>, when the client team was still <strong>brainstorming and finalizing the product concepts</strong> based on customer needs, concept testing, and market research. We started with a <strong>single page information website </strong>development<strong>,</strong> and gradually came on board as <strong>technical consultant team </strong>for the product. We were selected after several rounds of meetings, and after the client was convinced that we can not only execute the initial requirement, which was a simple task, but <strong>we shall be able to provide an in-depth technical consultation</strong> and can act as a <strong>technical expert during the upcoming complex development phases</strong>. And indeed, we perfectly fulfilled the expectation. Over next 2 years, we remained a steady technical partner, and oversaw the project from a simple one page site, to a fully funded growing startup in the blockchain space. </p></div> <div><p>The client represents a group of real estate professionals and blockchain enthusiasts with multiple years of experience in real estate financing, real estate fund structuring and project development. The company was founded in 2016 in Netherlands, and they expanded from a 2 member team to a 36 member team in about 5 years. They have raised several rounds of funding and continue to scale up their business and have since then expanded to other geographies like US, UK, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.</p></div> <div><p>The project is being developed as a <strong>advanced blockchain-based crypto currency platform</strong>. As the assets are created on the blockchain, they will of course be 100% transparent and liquid. The childchain <strong>decentralises the trade of assets</strong> and places rental agreements, purchase agreements, property management tasks and more on the blockchain. Through this website, a user can create his/her account and buy tokens and enter in to the world of Crypto currency market. The user can also <strong>earn referrals by introducing others </strong>to this platform, by providing them with his/her unique referral link. Moreover, product is <strong>underwritten by a portfolio of property assets</strong> generating an income and ensuring the future development and maintenance of the platform.</p></div> <div><h3>Phase I</h3> <p><strong>The purpose of this phase was to get us a basic platform.The main site was to be designed and then followed by a dashboard. Following that basic registration and AML / KYC procedures needed to be set up.</strong></p> <p><strong>Design of The Front-end Site and The Back-end Platform</strong></p> <p>The main challenge was to design an extremely impressive landing page. The client was concerned because they needed to put in and convey a lot of information, but they didn't want to make the design boring. He wanted to make it extremely appealing and trendy, while not losing out on the opportunity to display the necessary information. Our designing team did an excellent job on this, and after a lot of deliberation, discussion, and going back and forth, finally, we came up with a design that was appealing, interactive, and informative. Next began the dashboard design. This needed to be simple, easy flowing, and readable without too flashy elements and complications. Our designing team worked tirelessly on this and was able to come up with a great layout. This would be modified time and again in the coming days, as more and more sections would be built.</p> <p><strong>User Registration &amp; Initial Steps</strong></p> <p>The main target at this point was to get people to start registering as soon as possible. We needed to have 2 registration types, company, and individual. Each of them will have a separate set of fields to fill out later on. As soon as users register, a verification link would be sent over through email. Once confirmed, they would log in and set a password. As soon as the password is set, they would be asked to do mobile verification (this would be changed later on in favor of 2FA). This was a mandatory step and users would not be allowed to navigate elsewhere without completing this. SMS code would be sent to their mobile number and the user needed to add the code and validate it. Once done, users would be redirected to their dashboard and asked to be AML/KYC.</p> <p><strong>Support Ticketing System</strong></p> <p>The next very important step was to make users submit their AML / KYC. But before that, we needed an in-depth support ticketing system, since the AML/ KYC submission and approval would be tied to this. We built this system from the ground up and implemented every single thing that was needed as per plan for this AML / KYC procedure, as well as for its general functioning. This included the admin tools like statistics on the ticket movement and an in-depth status system for easy manipulation of the submitted tickets. Once the registration was live, the client foresaw that this will be very crucial for his data team and we needed to make this absolutely flawless.</p> <p><strong>AML / KYC Procedure</strong></p> <p>Finally, it’s the last main bit for Phase I - AML / KYC Procedure. First of all, this would have 3 stages - Clearance Level I, II, and III. Each has an extensive number of fields. The users would submit for one Clearance Level and then the admin would be able to review, approve, reject or request a change, based on what they have submitted. If any change was requested, then users would be notified and they would have to re-submit the documentation. Once approved of one clearance level, users can apply for the next clearance and so on. This entire process was tied to the support ticketing system and the entire system was a pain to build and test. But we were really amazed how good it turned out to be, once this was all completed, and people started to use it.</p> <h3> </h3> <h3>Phase II</h3> <p><strong>The purpose of this phase was to build ourselves some very necessary tools before actually starting to implement ITO and Pre ITO features which were next in line. The three main extensive requirements for this were an in-depth translation system, a solid notification system, and an extensive referral system.</strong></p> <p><strong>Translation Mechanism Enhancement</strong></p> <p>With registrations flowing in from all over the world, thanks to the client's ambitious marketing efforts, we soon had users from almost 120 countries. With this, came the need to be able to translate the site into all possible languages. And this was not one man's job. The client wanted to appoint translators from various countries who would translate everything in the site to that language - website content, document links like pitch deck and white paper, email contents, etc. Going forward this needs to be extended to other things that are built like a newsletter, order form, etc. We looked at Drupal's core translation system. Though it was an excellent base, it was nothing compared to what was needed in order to achieve this. We understood that we need to come up with an extremely creative and robust solution by using what was available and then building the remaining on top of it. After months of work, we did it, and it was really a proud moment for the entire team. We have been using that system everywhere for the last 8 months and it's functioning perfectly. With almost 110 translators using the system every day, it is capable of translating each new content into hundreds of different languages.</p> <p><strong>Newsletter &amp; Notification System</strong></p> <p>Next in the line was the development of an in-depth notification and newsletter system. The client wanted to build this system from the grounds up in order to be able to send newsletter notifications to all its registered users, which by now, in just a span of a few months has grown to over 40,000. He wanted to send almost 2 batches of newsletters daily which means almost 80,000 emails going out. He wanted to also achieve a send-out rate of 20,000 per hour. After due research, we agreed to use the Amazon SES service as SMTP. We were already using AWS for hosting and this served as a perfect fit. We did extensive coding for the entire newsletter system ensuring seamless use by the client's data team. We also had to make sure that they could create newsletters and easily choose through the interface the target recipient groups based on the wizard and then send the newsletter out. We used the concept of a multi concurrency queue in this case and used it as a Drush command. Another mission well accomplished!</p> <p><strong>Referral Programme</strong></p> <p>The next and last bit, before we could move ahead with the ITO and pre ITO sale set up was the implementation of an in-depth referral program. Even though the client's marketing campaigns have been super successful, he really wanted to push the pedal and wanted to spread out as much as possible. One great way of doing this was an extensive referral program. The referral program would work by giving a unique referral link to potential users and once other users registered using that link, certain tokens would be awarded as a referral bonus. Once the blockchain would go live, users would be able to withdraw these tokens. The referral program though looks simple outwardly. However, behind the scene, we coded two other major aspects of it. One was an in-depth statistics report which would show which referrer referred how many users and then charts showing per country and per timeframe divisions, so that client's backend team would be able to track the progress and take various corrective measures. And last but not the least, we needed to devise an in-depth mechanism of withdrawal mechanism for the amount that users got. We did solid foundation work for this but postponed it for later as we realized this would be used more only after Pre ITO and ITO sales.</p> <h3> </h3> <h3>Phase III</h3> <p><strong>Pre ITO and ITO sales mechanisms needed to be coded, so users could actually purchase tokens.</strong></p> <p><strong>Asset Creation and Sub-account Creation</strong></p> <p>We detailed out the entire flow and then started with the asset creation steps. Though initially, only asset needed to be created, but for later, this would be used by others to create their own assets. Hence it was important to get this foundation right. We also needed to set up the approval process of this. Finally through the implemented mechanism we created. With asset creation, we needed to create concept for sub accounts. So in a nutshell, the total coin offering would be broken down into sub accounts, like Pre ITO, ITO etc and then a price would be attached to it. Some sub accounts were created which was not sellable, and only admin could transfer tokes from and to that sub account. These were all accompanied by detailed logs , support tickets and email integration.</p> <p><strong>Order Forms</strong></p> <p>The next step was to set up order forms where users could purchase the tokens. This needed an in depth currency conversion mechanism we we implemented a 3rd party API for this. This also needed a dynamic price switcher, as the sell was on, from pre ITO to ITO Phase I to ITO Phase II and so on, the prices of the tokens would change and the pay out needed to be calculated dynamically. This involved huge amount of complexity and an extensive handling of cub cases that branched out as we were going forward with the flow. Finally, after quite a few months of extensive effort all were sotted, and we finally made Pre ITO live, which was a huge success. Son ITO phases were launched and they were success as well.</p> <p> </p> <h3>Phase IV (ongoing)</h3> <p>This is the most important phase. Now that people have purchased tokens and all going well, we are in the process of <strong>connecting the system to the blockchain</strong>. The client entered into an agreement with <strong>ARDOR and we would be implementing the ARDOR API</strong>. Starting from <strong>waller creation to node handlers</strong> all will he handled through the API. Extensive work is in progress regarding this, and we are hopeful in coming days this will be released out to public.</p></div> <div><p>We have overseen the project right from its inception days when this was just a pen and paper concept. And today, the portal has almost 85,000 users and has sold exceptionally well, for its <strong>pre-ITO phases and ongoing ITO phases</strong>. Needless to say, this has been a very strong bond with the client and their team and we are still growing strong. Just like any big task, we have had our share of challenges, but together, with <strong>hard work, dedication, talent, and clear communication</strong>, we have kept moving forward. We continue to develop the upcoming phases and maintain the portal.</p></div> <div><p>The project was concluded with staggering success. As of now, we shall be in charge of maintaining the site. We are already developing the next big plan for this project, which is an extensive fundraising &amp; investing platform. This crowdfunding platform will be used to raise funds for property investment and all the complex will be handled on the platform. The development roadmap is approximately 2 years but will include phased releases.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1878" hreflang="en">Maxcrowdfund Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/DOM_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>From the initial days of the project, the client relied deeply on our <strong>knowledge of the blockchain and technical competence</strong> in general, and we participated in the product conceptualization and creation of an effective development roadmap. We oversaw this project from a <strong>simple one page information website</strong>, to an <strong>advance portal with deep blockchain integration</strong>. Our technical expertise, in-depth blockchain knowledge and rational planning resulted in <strong>accelerated user registration</strong>, <strong>smooth backend operation</strong> &amp; <strong>effective translation interface</strong> for global market penetration.</p></div> <div>2.5 years, ongoing</div> <div><a href="/node/1906" hreflang="en">Maxcrowdfund Testimonial II</a></div> <div><p>This project was not a simple <strong>one-dimensional </strong>project. It had multiple layers and staged rollout plans. The initial goal of the project was to set up a basic platform for people to register and put in all their details, complete and submit KYC, and then be able to browse some data like properties, charities, etc. They also get access to the dashboard where they show them the key matrices. At this<strong> point, the client planned to start in-depth</strong> and extensive advertising campaigns reaching out to as many users as possible across the globe and get them on board. For this, they needed an email newsletter campaign builder, capable of sending 20,000 emails per day, based on customized templates and selecting recipients based on certain criteria. Also, they needed an extensive translation system, which was simply not possible with Drupal's native translation interface, though it definitely was a good base. Next in line was an <strong>in-depth referral system</strong>. The client wanted to further reach out and lure users to refer others who would then join the platform using the referral. </p> <p>Referral benefits were provided in the form of tokens that users were able to <strong>withdraw when the currency went live</strong>. While these things were happening and the user registering and referral program was becoming more and more successful day by day, we started to work on the main aspect of the site - the token order sell. The Pre ITO and ITO phases were upcoming and we allocated a section of the team to dedicatedly work on these aspects. We devised a well-thought-out sell procedure based on extremely complicated conditions and restrictions. Pre ITO arrived and ITO arrived, both a huge hit. Next up, was the <strong>blockchain integration which is at present underway</strong>. We are discussing the architecture and integrating the ARDOR API for this and making steady progress day by day. In addition, there is constant monitoring work going on behind the scene and a section of our team is steadily working on making small fixes and maintenance polish-ups, ensuring the site remains perfect and performant.</p></div> <div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>85,000 registered users</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>In a very short time, the number of registered users reached it's peak, and that to with a very less marketing budget allocation.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>ITO phases subscribed in days</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>The pre-ITO and ITO phases were subscribed in days, much faster than the planned stipulated timeline for each subscription phase.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>High Customer Engagement</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>Overall, the portal has shown high customer engagement and positive feedbacks from the users aollected through surveys and feedbacks.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div>API &amp; Microservices</div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Continuous Monitoring</div> <div>Enterprise Drupal Development</div> <div>Incident Management</div> <div>Minor Enhancements &amp; Bug Fixes</div> <div>MVP Development</div> <div>Performance Optimization</div> <div>Product Design Strategy</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>Product-Market Fit</div> <div>Support &amp; Maintenance</div> <div>Team Augmentation</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>UX Consulting &amp; Audit</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>CSS</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Drupal 9</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Headless Drupal</div> <div>HTML</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>JMeter</div> <div>jQuery</div> <div>Kubernetes</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>Postman</div> <div>Selenium</div> <div>Vue.js</div> </div> <div> <div>Fintech &amp; BFSI</div> </div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/MCL.png" width="1705" height="421" alt="MCL" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/MicrosoftTeams-image%20%289%29.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="mptt" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>1</div> Tue, 10 Jan 2023 22:03:37 +0000 admin 1877 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of an online portal for shipment & transportation company https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-online-portal-shipment-transportation-company <span>Implementation of an online portal for shipment &amp; transportation company</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Tue, 01/10/2023 - 21:57</span> <div>Implementation of an online portal for shipment &amp; transportation company for end-to-end job management and advanced Quickbooks integration</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/WT.png?itok=j0__MC-n" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Logistics &amp; Transportation</div> <div>Australia, New Zealand</div> <div> <div>Complete end-to-end shipment order management and fulfilment mechanism implementation</div> <div>Intricate price calculation based on weight and size of shipment</div> <div>Barcode scanning mechanism for orders</div> <div>Solutions design</div> <div>Backend development</div> <div>Frontend development</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Quickbooks integration</div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Browserstack</div> </div> <div><p>We were referred to this client by one of our past clients, who had an extremely positive experience with us. But nevertheless, he did a detailed review of our past case studies and technical capabilities. A series of meetings were set up, and finally we were able to convince him and his partners to engage with us.</p></div> <div><p>Wards Transportation is a shipment &amp; transportation management company based in Queensland, Australia. The company was founded in 2003 and since then has been successfully serving freight and transportation management systems across a diverse range of industries.</p></div> <div><p>At the point the client contacted us, their main business was handled offline through a very <strong>primitive booking system</strong>. This was causing huge issues to their expansion plan. They came to us with a vision to create a full-blown back office management system for their business. This includes the creation of <strong>shipment (called jobs), manifests, connotes, scanning </strong>of barcodes feature, integration with QuickBooks API, and a host of other features. A systematic transition from one phase to another needed to be achieved which helps in <strong>smooth transit </strong>between different branches along with the detailed record-keeping and job sheet creations through barcode scanning feature which we implemented.</p></div> <div> <div>20 years of operation</div> <div>2000+ customers served</div> <div>4 fulfillment locations</div> </div> <div><p>The main goal of the project was to build a complete back-office management system for the client's growing transportation and shipment business. This would need to accommodate literally everything they do in their day-to-day business, which till that time would happen in pen and paper mode. They wanted to convert this to web-based handling which they could then use in their various branches and checkpoints. The feature set needed was job creation, price calculation based on set pricing and weight rules, branch to branch transition, connote and manifest creation, PDF generation, barcode scanning, and Quickbooks integration. The project was huge and there were complications at various levels, which our team discussed during the discovery phase. We spoke to the client, got clarity, made suggestions, and finally came up with a working plan.</p> <p>The main implementational requirements were as follows:</p> <h4>Job Creation</h4> <p>The basic unit was called ‘Job’. This would contain customer reference, sender and origin branch reference, and around 42 fields conditionally displaying which collect various information about the job and later helps in tracking and finally a field collection with the actual job items. The most complicated part was the validation and calculation. Each job item, based on the selected pricing plan and weight mode needed to be validated against set criteria, and the price needed to be calculated through AJAX. Forms API, Field API, AJAX API, and validation handlers we heavily utilized and every single logical channel was handled with care keeping the performance parameter in mind. The client wanted each calculation and validation to not take more than a few sec and we needed to implement heavy performance tuning in order to achieve this.</p> <h4>Customer Creation</h4> <p>Customers were referenced at various points in job creation - customer, sender, and receiver. The customer content type had about 54 fields taking inputs on various information about the customer. It was neatly organized into various tabs through field collection tabs and field collection ajax modules. For a customer, there would be a few pricing plans attached which would decide how the pricing rules will be applied to the jobs.</p> <h4>Pricing Plan Creation</h4> <p>The pricing plan content type was designed to add prices. In addition to some fields collecting general information about the plan, it was of 2 main types; Pricing by Weight and Pricing by PL SPC. So it will have rows. For each row, you mention sender and origin branch and then you set price by PL SPC and/or weight. When you set prices, you would need to set them in chunks, say 0 - 10, 10 - 20, 20 - 40, etc. When pricing would be calculated in the jobs content type, the weight, origin, and destination branch would be passed and the right price would be returned. This was a very complicated mechanism and needed a huge amount of calculation and validation checks.</p> <h4>Getting Jobs, Customers &amp; Pricing to Play Well Together</h4> <p>These 3 entities needed a lot of coworking. Jobs are where these 3 things are integrated. In jobs, you would select the customer, pricing plan would be deduced and combining it with sender and receiver branch and weight ranges, the price would be calculated. There were several other conditions like once automatic calculation kicks in, users can override the value through manual entry. However, for that, a marker needs to be set which would show up during the job view. Safe to say, these three things were extremely complicated parts of the project, but other features were not too far behind!</p> <h4>Manifests &amp; Connotes</h4> <p>When a job passes from branch to branch, various manifests and connotes are created. Each manifest and connote can hold multiple jobs as a part of the shipment. We employed and created a full blow custom field type and custom selection widget for this as the client had in mind a very specific way of doing this and we were to do it exactly like that.</p> <h4>Job, Manifests, Connote PDF Generation</h4> <p>At each stage, Jobs, Manifests and Connotes needed to be exported as PDFs. These PDFs needed to look exactly like what they used to use, which was detailed tabular structure and a custom barcode printed against each. We made use of MPDF library with some patches and custom enhancements in order to set certain style elements into the PDF. The process of setting this was very time consuming and complicated, but we managed it very well in the end.</p> <h4>Bar Code Scanning</h4> <p>Client wanted a mechanism through which the PDFs generated would need to be scanned, and there would be an interface, which would allow bulk updating of certain properties. For example, a client would open the interface, scan a few manifests and connotes and then mention what change was needed, for example updating the branch and check in status. Once done and saved, all those properties for the manifests and connotes for which barcodes were scanned would update all together. This was again a very complicated process.</p> <h4>Quickbooks Integration</h4> <p>Finally, the entire system was to be integrated with the Quickbooks software which the client used to keep his finance and accounts. This means export of customers, pricing plans, jobs pricing and status, connotes and manifests data. This was again a huge and very lengthy task, in which we needed to custom code the API and finally check and fix the calculation errors through a det of dummy data. The nature of the data was very varied and there were an extremely large number of parameters that needed to be taken into consideration.</p> <h4>Admin Management Screens for Customers, Jobs, Pricing Plans, Manifests and Connotes</h4> <p>The Client needed a detailed management area where they could view these data based on certain filters and complex combinations of display parameters. For example, jobs which passed a certain date would be colour coded for better display and filtering.</p></div> <div><p>From the client’s perspective, the main success of this portal has been the ease of <strong>managing a business</strong> which till that point was extremely difficult as things were mainly manual. Also, the various stakeholders involved (customers, warehouse managers, drivers) were extremely satisfied not only with this entire thing being managed and operated online but also the extremely <strong>intuitive and easy-to-use UI/UX</strong>, especially some of them not being very tech-savvy.</p> <p>This was a very complex project, and as they say, the more the <strong>complexity, the sweeter the success tastes</strong>. We were finally relieved to see that the client was extremely <strong>satisfied and pleasantly</strong> surprised by some of the features that we implemented, the client was not even sure that it could be implemented in a usable fashion. End result, happy customer and happy us!</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1879" hreflang="en">Wards Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/WT_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>The project was conceived as an <strong>effort to replace manual operations with an online automated system</strong>. The project demanded a <strong>deep understanding of the company operations</strong> and freight handling, in order to be able to suggest effective solutions. Through our discovery workshops, we were able to discuss and work around various challenges posed, and we were able to deliver a solution that <strong>reduced backend operation cost by 25%</strong>, <strong>reduced error margin by a staggering 65%</strong> and <strong>improved profit margin by about 12%</strong>. </p></div> <div>2 years of development, ongoing maintenance</div> <div><a href="/node/1907" hreflang="en">Wards Testimonial II</a></div> <div><p>The main challenge of the project was to gain an in-depth understanding of the entire business operations and workflow. Since this project required an in-depth solutions design, our team needed to understand exactly how the offline operations are carried out and grasp the challenges they were facing in each step. Once we absorbed the workflow, we needed to design an efficient solution that would be robust enough to handle the traffic and job load.</p></div> <div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Reduced backend operation cost by 25%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>With the cumbersome offline processes replaced with streamlines online processes, the backend operations cost reduced drastically</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Reduced error margin by 65%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>Online operations introduced automations, thereby reducing the manual errors drastically making the system more efficient.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Improved profit margin by about 12%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>With reduced timeline and improved efficiency, the profit margin increased significantly.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Digital Prototyping</div> <div>Enterprise Drupal Development</div> <div>MVP Development</div> <div>Product-Market Fit</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>CSS</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>HTML</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>jQuery</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>PHP</div> <div>Postman</div> </div> <div> <div>Transportation &amp; Logistics</div> </div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/WTL_1.png" width="629" height="221" alt="WTL" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/MicrosoftTeams-image%20%288%29.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="WT" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>2</div> Tue, 10 Jan 2023 21:57:37 +0000 admin 1876 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Digital product scaling and team augmentation of a reputed online publishing company https://auxesisinfotech.com/digital-product-scaling-and-team-augmentation-reputed-online-publishing-company <span>Digital product scaling and team augmentation of a reputed online publishing company</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Tue, 01/10/2023 - 21:33</span> <div>Digital product scaling and team augmentation of a reputed online publishing company through effective DXP strategy &amp; consulting</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/STB.png?itok=JTHPYdY3" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Online Publishing</div> <div>USA, Canada</div> <div> <div>In depth CMS implementation, content moderation flow, advertisement module</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Domain Access Suite</div> <div>Elasticsuite</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Digital Ocean</div> <div>Github</div> <div>Confluence</div> </div> <div><p>The client is a reputed online <strong>publishing and business listing company</strong>. They were running sites with primitive proprietary CMSs and was facing increasing difficulty to maintain these websites. Particularly the three above mentioned websites were different versions of the same <strong>website as these are affiliate sites</strong> of the same parent company. There were three major focuses on the development - Ease of content editing, a very advanced advertising management feature and an impressive look and feel with interactive elements.</p></div> <div><p>The website was running with primitive proprietary CMS and content editors were facing difficulty to maintain the content publishing to individual sub-sites. Particularly those websites were different versions of the same website (multisite) and were affiliated sites of the parent company.</p> <h4>Advance Content Management Features</h4> <p>The client wanted to have advanced content management features which shall be able to publish content in one or different sites (we call domains) by simply selecting while creating the content.</p> <h4>Detailed Content Flow</h4> <p>Also, there was supposed to be a detailed content flow wherein editors were able to create contents and submit for approval. Then an approver can go in make recommendations to the editors and this process can go on back and forth till all is good and the the publisher can go forward and publish the content to the site, at this point the content becomes actually visible to the end users.</p> <h4>Content Storage</h4> <p>Also each and every change made to a piece of content was to be stored as revisions. When required, publishers could revert back to an old revision.</p> <h4>Advanced Advertisement Module</h4> <p>There was an advanced advertisement module we created. The client had different 3rd party paid ads from various categories. Each of those ads had various tags. We needed to pull those ads which belongs to the ads in the present page being viewed and being able to be dynamically pulled in. So at a particular page, only the most relevant ads were supposed to be displayed.</p></div> <div><p>We built a CMS with features like publishing content in different domains and implemented the facility where content can be stored as a revision and can be reverted back to old revision, advertising management feature, advanced advertisement module and an elegant look and feel with interactive elements. The website had different 3rd party paid ads from various categories where every ad had various tags. We required to pull those ads which belonged to the ads in the present page being viewed and being able to be dynamically pulled in. So at a particular page, only the most relevant ads were supposed to be displayed.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1884" hreflang="en">Storebrand Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/STB_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>Once you have found the <strong>product-market fit</strong>, it's time to <strong>scale up</strong> your product. By virtue of our team's extensive knowledge in <strong>digital product scaling</strong>, we were able to effectively assist the client to <strong>grow their online publishing platform</strong> into a <strong>mature product</strong>. Their team <strong>lacked technical expertise and knowledge</strong> and we were able to <strong>commission a dedicated development team</strong> for them in a matter of days, which helped them to achieve significant <strong>organic traffic growth</strong>, increase in <strong>customer retention</strong> and growth in <strong>advertisement revenues</strong> through our <strong>consulting &amp; digital strategy</strong>.</p></div> <div>2+ years of continuous development, ongoing support &amp; maintenance</div> <div><a href="/node/1909" hreflang="en">Storebrand Testimonial II</a></div> <div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Continuous Monitoring</div> <div>Digital Design &amp; Branding</div> <div>Enterprise Drupal Development</div> <div>Incident Management</div> <div>Minor Enhancements &amp; Bug Fixes</div> <div>Performance Optimization</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>Support &amp; Maintenance</div> <div>Team Augmentation</div> <div>UX Consulting &amp; Audit</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Angular</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Elasticsearch</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Headless Drupal</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>Postman</div> </div> <div> <div>Media, Entertainment &amp; Publishing</div> </div> Tue, 10 Jan 2023 21:33:44 +0000 admin 1874 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of legal compliance assessment portal https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-legal-compliance-assessment-portal <span>Implementation of legal compliance assessment portal</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Tue, 01/10/2023 - 17:42</span> <div>Implementation of a legal compliance assessment portal, that includes an in-depth assessment mechanism and graphical reporting insights</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/MQ.png?itok=vZhWw4ef" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Legal &amp; Compliance</div> <div>UK</div> <div> <div>In-depth user registration Journey</div> <div>Statistics &amp; graphical analytics report</div> <div>Assessment &amp; question bank mechanism implementation</div> <div>Backend development</div> <div>Frontend implementation</div> <div>UI/UX design</div> <div>SEO &amp; performance optimization</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Elasticsearch</div> <div>Sendgrid</div> <div>Highcharts Integration</div> </div> <div><p>The client contacted us after going through our case studies, and they has a very rough outline of the requirement. But the <strong>timeline seemed extremely tight</strong>, and to be able to hit it, we needed to move fast. Discussions were done, and everything was finalised fast. We began with a very short discovery workshop, and kickstarted development. The client selected us because of they were extremely impressed with our <strong>effective technical suggestions, positive approach and clear communication</strong>.</p></div> <div><p>The client was a startup in the compliance space. With over 15 years of AML/Compliance background, the client along with his partner set out to create a revolutionary online assessment portal, that would be used by financial organisations for training and certification of their workforce.</p></div> <div><p>This portal is a legal compliance assessment portal. The main purpose of this portal is to <strong>test and measure user's legal compliance knowledge quotient</strong> as compared to their competitors in different job roles, age groups, work domains and demographics. The project needed to be ready quickly (MVP was to be launched in a matter on months), as during that time, a <strong>few competitors of the client were working in a similar space,</strong> and the client wanted to have the <strong>early mover advantage</strong> in the market. </p></div> <div><h4>A Question bank, where admin can create questions for use in the test</h4> <p>Questions should have a category (again admin managed), a difficulty quotient (easy, moderate, hard, difficult). Questions can be of different types - like True/False, Image/Video questions, Multi-choice, option mapping etc. Each question was supposed to have different marks for the correct answers and an optional negative marking for wrong answers.</p> <h4>Questions Mapped to Proper Categories</h4> <p>Each Question, as mentioned above were supposed to be mapped to categories. Also, as mentioned above each question had a difficulty quotient. Now difficulty quotient calculation was of two modes - static &amp; dynamic. The static mode was where an admin explicitly selected a difficulty quotient. As the test progresses and a substantial number of users have taken the test, the admin should have an option to select a category and mark questions for dynamic difficulty quotient calculation. Once they flipped a option switch, a dynamic difficulty level was calculated for each questions in each category based on correct response to the number of appearance ratio and all questions from that category were awarded a dynamic difficulty quotient.</p> <h4>In-depth Quiz Roll Out Mechanism</h4> <p>Quiz roll out mechanism needed to be incorporated. Admin could create and roll out quizzes as and when required. Each quiz could be of different types - static questions, where admin picked the questions manually from the question bank, and dynamic questions where questions were assigned to a quiz based on a pattern. For this admin needed to mention the number of categories and number of questions from each category. here there will be a shuffling of difficulty. A dynamic calculation mechanism will allow the quiz to be having varied difficulty level sections for different quizzes. So two users taking a quiz can get a difficult section A and other can get a relatively easy section B, but that will be then compensated by aa easy section B for first user and a difficult section B for second user. SO in other words, users might get sections of varied difficulty but overall difficulty of the test remains constant.</p> <h4>A Detailed Statistics for Admin and Users Based on Various Criteria Like Age Group, Profession and Demographics</h4> <p>Another important part was the statistics part. There was a leaderboard section where an user taking the test can see his ranking. Also, he sees about 15 graphs measuring his score against his peers across different age groups, job roles, educational qualifications and demographics. All test takers fills out the informations related to age groups, job roles etc while they register and then information is used at the end of the test to roll out the statistics.</p> <h4>Advanced Graphical Representation of Data</h4> <p>Also the client required different admin graphs, like questions appearance per category for automated test creation, total tests taken, total number users started the test but not completed it etc. Also, each registered user can access various graphs that would show comparison of their performance across various factors. There graphs are for general test performance, as well as their performance per test.</p></div> <div><p>The project, inspite of having an extremely steep timeline, hit the market earlier than expected. This gave a huge competitive advantage to the client. Also, the client initially <strong>did not have much idea regarding the Drupal backend</strong>, found it extremely easy to manage. They were very happy with our tech stack suggestion and pleased to see the complete control they had over the questions and assessment management. Also, the little admin testing mechanism we provided proved to be very helpful for the backend team to take various tests and make sure that the quizzes work as expected. </p></div> <div><p>Impressed by our team's technical competence, the association continued. Once the product was live, market testing and user feedbacks revealed more features which we continued to develop in phases. Also, we were in charge of the portal maintenance and provide support to the backend team. </p></div> <div><a href="/node/1885" hreflang="en">MyCOmplianceIQ Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/MQ_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>During the initial days of the project, we had <strong>hit several roadblocks</strong>. Since the <strong>MVP was supposed to be developed quickly</strong> (before one of their competitors launched their product), we were forced to begin the implementation without freezing the complete scope. As a result, we faced real <strong>threat of technical debt buildup</strong>, and missing the deadline. But our team <strong>handled all the challenges maturely</strong> and the final product not only fulfilled the scope, but the project was completed before time. The outcome was <strong>15% reduction is overall cost</strong> and <strong>3x more customer acquisition</strong> through early mover advantage.</p></div> <div>15 months of development, ongoing maintenance</div> <div><a href="/node/1910" hreflang="en">MyCOmplianceIQ Testimonial II</a></div> <div><p>There were a lot of challenges we faced with this project. The basis of this project was laid out by the quiz<strong> module, which has already done a good job</strong> and the module is very flexible as well. Most of the requirements of this project needed us to extend that to a very large extent, in order to provide the necessary complex functionality that the client wanted. For example, they needed that each test will have a certain category and difficulty level composition of questions. So each test will have 25% each from 4 categories, but then all the questions will have a 25% each from each difficulty level. The <strong>difficulty level might vary from level to level</strong>, but the overall difficulty composition must be the same. So some might have a tough Category A, and others might have a tough category B, but overall test difficulty feels shall remain the same. This is just one instance, and there were numerous such requirements which made the project very challenging. Another challenging feature was the comparison graphs. This site compares a staggering amount of data, and there are <strong>around 62 comparison graphs</strong> in this. We implemented the awesome Highcharts API for this, but this required a lot of research and computation and some advanced mysql query on our part for getting the data ready to be fed to Highcharts. Also, the Highcharts API was used extensively to change the look and feel of those graphs.</p></div> <div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>15% reduction is cost</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>We were able to complete the project earlier than the planned timeline, and hence there was a 15% reduction in overall cost.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>3x more customer acquisition</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>Because of the early mover advantage, the client was able to launch the product before his competitors, resulting in more customer acquisition.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>In-depth assessment mechanism</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>we developed a powerful assessment platform, that could be easily controlled through the backend, giving more flecibility to the overall platform management.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div>API &amp; Microservices</div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Digital Prototyping</div> <div>MVP Development</div> <div>Product Design Strategy</div> <div>Product-Market Fit</div> <div>Support &amp; Maintenance</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Headless Drupal</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>JMeter</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>PHP</div> <div>Postman</div> <div>Vue.js</div> </div> <div> <div>Legal &amp; Compliance</div> </div> Tue, 10 Jan 2023 17:42:20 +0000 admin 1873 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Aegir Based Drupal Commerce Multi Site Ecommerce Implementation https://auxesisinfotech.com/aegir-based-drupal-commerce-multi-site-ecommerce-implementation <span>Aegir Based Drupal Commerce Multi Site Ecommerce Implementation</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Tue, 01/10/2023 - 17:35</span> <div>Aegir based drupal commerce multi-site e-commerce implementation for a wellness startup</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/PQ.png?itok=DIJnltEO" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Ecommerce &amp; Lifestyle</div> <div>Australia, New Zealand</div> <div> <div>Multisite implementation using Aegir, Ecommerce development</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Aegir Hosting</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Domain Access Suite</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>Confluence</div> </div> <div><p>The client is a reputed and well established spa offering the highest standards in spa treatments in a beautifully tranquil environment, through their professionally trained staff. Through this product, they wanted to enter the B2B space, by licensing other businesses with their booking mechanism.</p></div> <div><p>This project was about building a web product for an e-commerce company, who wanted to sell e-commerce extensions to different websites. Ideally, it would be a multi site setup for different clients who would want to set up an e-commerce extension for their own websites by purchasing this service.</p> <p>This is a classic example of a complex drupal multisite set up heavily relying on Aegir. Ideally any website owner, who wish to set up an ecommerce store, but don’t want to go through the pain of implementing a full blown ecommerce into their site, would purchase the service from this client, and would select a few basic features, like subdomain name, and package and template they wish to subscribe to. The client already had different templates for ecommerce stores, which are nothing but drupal installations with different features, themes and set ups. Once they select this, Aegir will roll out a new drupal website with the selected template, with the subdomain what the client wanted. While main domain is not a drupal site, they have purchased a service from my client, and then wanted to set up an ecommerce store at a new subdomain which is rolled out by Aegir system automatically with the pre selected templates (called drush make files), which are nothing but complete drupal set ups ready with themes, modules and configurations like necessary content types for products, informational pieces and banners.</p></div> <div><p>Overall, this was a simple ecommerce site in Drupal, with standard shopping cart, checkout rules, wishlist, coupons etc. but the main challenge of this project was the multisite setup and Aegir. Basically client wanted to sell this platform as template to other vendors, and so he required something through which he could roll out new sites everyday without much technical input. Also, he should be able to manage those sites with each and from a single dashboard. It immediately prompted us to suggest Aegir, as it is an excellent solution, which does exactly the same. After the site was set up, our team and the client’s server team worked together to roll out and successfully test the first version of the site set up using Aegir. Then client gave us an order of more than 20 templates with various configuration so that he could just select those while rolling out new sites. These were configures and our team created different drush make files for each configuration and setup. Needless to say, the solution was just perfect and was exactly what the client needed.</p></div> <div><p>The Aegir solution we <strong>suggested was just perfect</strong> for the client. Had it been a normal multisite setup, things would not have been so easy for the client and quite a few things which were easily achievable with Aegir would not have been possible with <strong>simple multisite setup</strong>. The configuration involved and the journey itself was very challenging but at the end, the client was extremely happy with the solution provided and that is what we call a success.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1886" hreflang="en">PeaceQuite Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/PQ_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>Our deep expertise in <strong>Enterprise Drupal Development</strong> ensures that our team is capable enough to take on any complex task thrown at us. We achieved a <strong>complex Aegir based Drupal Commerce implementation</strong>, which was supposed to be a <strong>multi-site setup</strong> with a payment based <strong>automated site-rollout mechanism</strong>. This was the core proposition of the client's business, which was to <strong>replace their manual flow</strong>, and make their <strong>product truly scalable</strong>. Through our implementation, we were able to <strong>transform and create a profound impact</strong> on how the client managed their backend operations.</p></div> <div>9 months of core development, followed by on-demand feature enhancements</div> <div><a href="/node/1911" hreflang="en">PeaceQuite Testimonial II</a></div> <div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>E-Commerce Strategy &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Minor Enhancements &amp; Bug Fixes</div> <div>Product Design Strategy</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>MySQL</div> </div> <div> <div>Beauty, Lifestlye and Healthcare</div> </div> Tue, 10 Jan 2023 17:35:18 +0000 admin 1872 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of an online landlord reference verification system https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-online-landlord-reference-verification-system <span>Implementation of an online landlord reference verification system</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Wed, 01/04/2023 - 11:46</span> <div>Implementation of an online landlord reference verification system through automation and a centralized rental history database</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/RIC.png?itok=wP2DOtrq" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Real Estate</div> <div>United States</div> <div> <div>In depth verification system design</div> <div>Hassle free user flow</div> <div>Simplistic UI/UX</div> <div>Frontend development</div> <div>Backend implementation</div> <div>Process design</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 7/8</div> <div>Bitbucket</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Browserstack</div> </div> <div><p>The client came to know about us through Linkedin, and they eventually got in touch with us with their requirement. Our technical team evaluated the requirement, and we held a series of meetings with the client's team in order to finalize the process design. Since MVP delivery timeline was extremely small, the client was especially concerned, and so were we. But as we went along and proposed the solutions, the client, impressed by our technical capabilities, communication and agility, confirmed our collaboration, and we began the work for the project.</p></div> <div><p>The project was about building an online portal for landlord reference check conceived specifically for the single-family and multi-family property management industry. It helps landlords and property managers easily request and provide landlords references about their tenants online. It is a fastest and best-in-class, solution that makes requesting landlord references and providing landlord references extremely fast, simple, and secure.</p> <p>This portal is an online landlord reference verification system. The client wanted to have a system in place where a landlord can request a reference from the previous landlord of a tenant regarding different security and behavioral aspects of the tenant to make sure the tenant is fit to be allowed to stay at his/her property.</p></div> <div><p>Here's the main workflow of the project, as designed by our architects.</p> <h4>Tenant provides his details and present landlord registers and feeds the data onto the system</h4> <p>The tenant will provide the name and email ID of the past landlord. The present landlord will go into the system and needs to register a request for reference. Once he registers, he can fill out a form with the details of the property, his own contact details and will enter the name and email ID of the landlord he is requesting information from.</p> <h4>Past landlord receives notification and submits a reference</h4> <p>Once he submits the form, an email will be sent to the past landlord. From the email sent, the past landlord can click on the link and come to the site. There are two cases. If the past landlord is already registered, he will see a login form from which he can login and then fill out the verification form. If he is not already registered in the site, he sees an additional verification screen, where he needs to confirm his authenticity by entering the email. This ensures that someone can’t randomly copy the verification link and gain access. once the past landlords completes this step he can then fill out the information form and submit reference. The system then at the end of this step, prompts him to register if he is not already a member of the site.</p> <h4>Detailed search mechanism to view feedbacks by other landlord</h4> <p>There is a detailed site mechanism for the submitted references. Once you search by tenant name, past landlord name or requesting landlord name, you see a stripped down version of the submitted references. To view the details of the submitted references, user needs to enter the date of birth as well. This is done to ensure that one who is searching has a valid reason to do so, and also that he has the legitimate information to access the search results. The references which is either submitted, requested by the current user gets displayed in the full view by default.</p> <h4>Other advanced features</h4> <p>There are other advanced methods like creating a digital signature (which subsequently gets emailed as attachment), a detailed PDF report generation which is emailed to the requester as well as sender.</p></div> <div><p>The project turned out to be great. The <strong>backend and configuration</strong> flexibility that came with using a<strong> framework like drupal </strong>shone bright and the client was very happy with the product. There was a month-long beta period for this product and the client received some very positive feedback.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1881" hreflang="en">Renterinc Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/RIC_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>Through <strong>careful planing and skilful execution</strong>, it is possible to execute even the most complex tasks, easily. It is with this belief, our team took up an otherwise impossible task of <strong>releasing the MVP for this project </strong>in an extremely small timeframe. From UI/UX designing to functionality implementation, the <strong>MVP was launched in record time</strong>, and the client was able to get the much needed market validation. Eventually, subsequent phases added more features and final product boasts of a <strong>simplified user journey</strong>, <strong>intuitiuve UI/UX</strong> and a <strong>relatively simple but powerful admin backend</strong>.</p></div> <div>Fixed scope, ongoing maintenance</div> <div><a href="/node/1912" hreflang="en">Renterinc Testimonial II</a></div> <div><p>The major challenge for the project was the MVP timeline. We needed to be extra planned, and a lot of the project processes needed to happen in parallel. Also, it needed an extremely good communication and our team was up foe the challenge. Out architectural planning team was able to come up with a feasible plan, and out development team ensure that it was followed, and we could roll our the MVP in time. Once MVP was rolled out, rest of the project was developed in phases and we eventually completed the entire project.</p></div> <div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Digital Prototyping</div> <div>MVP Development</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>CSS</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>HTML</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>JMeter</div> <div>jQuery</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>PHP</div> </div> <div> <div>Real Estate</div> </div> Wed, 04 Jan 2023 11:46:40 +0000 admin 1871 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of an edtech platform for online tutor scheduling https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-edtech-platform-online-tutor-scheduling <span>Implementation of an edtech platform for online tutor scheduling</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Mon, 01/02/2023 - 11:47</span> <div>Implementation of an edtech platform for online tutor scheduling with in-depth live class mechanism</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/BH.png?itok=qQCG2A6p" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Edtech</div> <div>Belgium, Netherlands</div> <div> <div>Ideation &amp; project roadmap development</div> <div>Drupal custom module development</div> <div>Drupal site building &amp; frontend</div> <div>Support &amp; AMC</div> <div>Performance optimization</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Acquia Cloud</div> <div>GITLabs</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>Browserstack</div> </div> <div><p>The client's team had several discussions with us where we interpreted the the market feedbacks we had received into feature set, and they engaged us as a technical consultant to their project. Once the requirement set as hardened, and then development roadmap was clearly laid down, we were obviously the first choice as a development team, considering our contribution to the project so far.</p></div> <div><p>The client is a young and dynamic edtech startup that originated from a varied group of tutors and academics who offer tutoring, both online and in-classroom setup. Headquartered in Ghent, they are active throughout Belgium and the Netherlands. Since 2013, this platform brings students and tutors together. More than 16,000 students have already found a private tutor through their platform.</p></div> <div><p>The portal is an online platform for <strong>students to book classes </strong>from various tutors of diverse backgrounds. Students can search for tutors and classes based on various filters and criteria. These classes can be both <strong>online via web conference</strong>, or home tutoring. </p> <p>This project was meant to be a website for students to book classes from various tutors online. The<strong> tutors would register online </strong>and fill up various information and their resume. They would then go through an approval process and once verified, their listing would start to appear on the site. Students can search based on different criteria using an extensive filtering mechanism. They can then<strong> book the two modes of classes </strong>- either online or offline (if a tutor has added this option to his profile). </p> <p>Then the student makes a payment deposit as per selected tutor as per selected time slot and per hour rate of the tutor. And once done, the payment is escrowed to the tutor, after he enters his bank details, <strong>IBAN and BIC details</strong>. Another great functionality which we implemented here is the group class feature. Any tutor can start the group class and can mention how many students can be accommodated in one group class. And then students start to register for the class till it is full. There are various complex discount calculations which a student is entitled to if<strong> refers another student to the group</strong> as there is a feature to get referral discounts for referring other students to the group class. Some of the processes, especially referral discount calculation, were very complex, and our team of experienced backend<strong> developers  successfully</strong> handled those challenges and went above and beyond every expectation.</p></div> <div><p>Here's a gist of some of the functionalities we built grounds up, as per market feedback and analysis, and discussion with the client's product team.</p> <ul><li><strong>Group Class Mechanism</strong> - The client wanted to implement a new feature called group class. So instead of an one on one session, a tutor can create a class at some future date, and allow multiple students to sign up for the same class. This was supposed to be an extension of the existing class system, but would need a special wage and fees calculation mechanism in place.<br />  </li> <li><strong>Referral Credits &amp; Discounts</strong> - Client also wanted to start a referral mechanism programme. Here, one student can refer another student to join the site. Such users who join in, become the referral of the invitee, and any subsequent classes they purchase will entitle invitee for some discounts on the class the invitee purchases. Also, this referral mechanism was supposed to be multi level, instead of one level. So if a referred student further refers to another one, the invitee of this referred student also gains a referral credit/discount.<br />  </li> <li><strong>Online Video Conferencing for Online Tutoring Classes</strong> - Also, the client needed some enhancements to the online video conferencing feature on top of the existing system.<br />  </li> <li><strong>Design Improvements</strong> - There were quite a few pages, which were pretty basic and did not uphold the spirit of the site. The client discussed this matter with our designing team and engaged us to revamp and improve the design elements across the site to make it look more attractive.</li> </ul></div> <div><p>The series of features we implemented not only helped the client gain more customers, but it also allowed them to expand to new markets, with considerable revenue boost. We forged a strong professional alliance and continue to support them for all their technical needs,</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1882" hreflang="en">Bijleshuis Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/BH_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>While the client <strong>already had a MVP launched </strong>and they had gained considerable market insights, they needed <strong>a technical partner co-work with them</strong> to translate these into a solid phased development plan. Our team was able to <strong>evaluate the market feedbacks and design robust solutions</strong> that transformed customer journey and user experience. The features we implemented led to an <strong>overall increase in customer retention by 20%</strong>, <strong>paid customer conversion by 30%</strong> and led to an overall improvement in backend efficiency.</p></div> <div>1.5+ years, phased development</div> <div><a href="/node/1913" hreflang="en">Bijleshuis Testimonial II</a></div> <div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Increase in customer retention by 20%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>With more user friendly process design, the portal became easier to use and the customer retention increased considerably.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Paid customer conversion by 30%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>The market analysis revealed some must have features, and once these were implemented, the site saw a surge in paid customer number and overall improved conversion rate.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>Overall improvement in backend efficiency</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>Through the feature optimizations we did, the backend efficiency increases and led to increase in profit.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div>API &amp; Microservices</div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Digital Design &amp; Branding</div> <div>Digital Prototyping</div> <div>Performance Optimization</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>Support &amp; Maintenance</div> <div>Team Augmentation</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>Docker</div> <div>Drupal 9</div> <div>Elasticsearch</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Google Cloud</div> <div>Headless Drupal</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>JMeter</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>Postman</div> <div>React</div> <div>Selenium</div> </div> <div> <div>Edtech</div> </div> Mon, 02 Jan 2023 11:47:12 +0000 admin 1863 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of a state of the art fan builder https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-state-art-fan-builder <span>Implementation of a state of the art fan builder</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Mon, 01/02/2023 - 11:43</span> <div>End-to-end platform upgradation and implementation of an advanced custom fan configuration wizard for a US based ceiling fan retailer</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/DFC.png?itok=JsLZao3e" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Retail &amp; Ecommerce</div> <div>USA</div> <div> <div>UI/UX redesign<br /> </div> <div>Backend Development</div> <div>Ubercart to Drupal Commerce Migration</div> <div>Fan builder wizard implementation</div> <div>Performance optimization &amp; SEO</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 7</div> <div>Elasticsearch</div> <div>Acquia Cloud</div> <div>GITLabs</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>Browserstack</div> </div> <div><p>The client initially started looking for a development team to help them fix some backend issues that their marketing team had raised. They spoke to multiple vendors and did extensive calls with them to <strong>understand the company background and technical capabilities</strong>. During once such call with our team, they brought up a few fundamental issues like UI/UX improvement and fan builder layout, and <strong>we suggested them some strategies for improvement</strong> that we already researched out during our review of the portal. This impressed them, and as the discussion progressed, it became evident that the present set up was not optimal and needed to be replaced in favour of a better system. Our team was chosen because we were <strong>able to identify these issues first hand</strong>, and instead if just focussing on the requirement that they gave us, were <strong>able to bring something more to the table</strong> that had the <strong>potential to create a deep business impact</strong>.</p></div> <div><p>The client is America's largest Independent Ceiling Fan Retailer, since 1979.  They manufacture their own brand of ceiling fans and these are sold through their 30-corporately owned retail locations, 10-independently owned &amp; operated dealer locations, select lighting showrooms and  online through their corporate website, which we were contracted to rebuild, redesign and improve.</p></div> <div><p>When the client initially reached out to us, the client’s portal had a vast array of fans and fan accessories, but the <strong>portal was poorly designed with a primitive and slow fan builder wizard</strong>. This resulted in a high bounce rate and low customer engagement, resulting in <strong>steep revenue loss</strong>. Moreover, they were running a web store based on Drupal 6 + Ubercart, which was already an old technology and a <strong>nightmare in terms of management and backend operations</strong>. During the discovery workshops conducted by us, we evaluated and identified all the bottlenecks successfully, and proposed necessary solution to the client. We were entrusted with the project, and our team <strong>successfully transformed the portal into a modern online fan store - fast and easy to navigate</strong>, with a state of the art fan builder that was extremely easy to use. Once main development was completed, we were given charge of maintaining the portal and ongoing feature improvements.</p></div> <div> <div>44 store locations</div> <div>7000 fan models</div> <div>40 years in business</div> </div> <div><p>To begin with, it seemed the <strong>main issue was the lack of a coherent and effective UI/UX</strong>. The UX was old and not appealing to retain customers, leading to an extremely high bounce rate. But a deeper review also made it clear that the backend architecture was old, and was <strong>not capable of handling the growing data</strong> for new models and accessories. So an backend upgradation to Drupal 7 + Drupal commerce (from Drupal 6 + Ubercart) was agreed upon.</p> <p><br /> Their present website consisted of about 30,000 products including fan bundles, fans and accessories like light kits, downrods etc. We too up the daunting task of migrating these from Ubercart to Drupal Commerce. While migrating was taking place, the client's marketing team also wanted to <strong>incorporate a better product bundle mechanism</strong>, with features like option for admin to mark if a product can be individually bought or only available as a part of the bundle, product single price as well as bundle price, product bundle discounts as per bundle configuration.</p> <p>Also, the <strong>general site migration needed to be done from Drupal 6 - 7</strong> with all contents (about 10,000 nodes and blog articles).</p> <p>However, as mentioned earlier one of the most important feature that now needed to be<strong> re-designed and re-developed was the fan builder mechanism</strong>. In their present site, they had a very basic version of the fan builder, but they wanted some serious revamp of the functionality to make it more appealing and more GUI based.</p> <p>And our team was up for the challenge. We delivered <strong>a state of the art, fast and intuitive</strong> fan builder to them. Each of the steps was divided into layers and options in each layer were derived out of the choices the user made in the previous steps. Also, at the end of all the steps, the user was able to download a compiled fan image to be able to have a final look to and share it with their friends and family. <strong>Admin had full control </strong>and be able to choose which products appeared in each step and how it would vary and interact based on different user choices. Also, in the initial step, users could optionally upload an image of their own room, to see how the fan would look in their own room environment. </p></div> <div><p>Needless to say, the overall UI/UX improvement we did to the portal led to an <strong>increase in conversion rate and reduced the bounce rate drastically.</strong>  But we believe we created an <strong>even bigger impact </strong>through the fan builder implementation. When building a site using a framework like drupal, it’s more than just a content management system and it should be more of an advanced configuration system as well. With this new system, the client was amazed how easily they could<strong> </strong><strong>manage not only the webstore, but the products that go into the fan builder</strong>. They could literally manage each and every aspect of the layer attributes, position of a layer over its predecessors and the discount pricing for accessories going into the fan builder. Also, the client was impressed with not only the <strong>quality of work but also the communication and improvement suggestions</strong> our team brought to the table.</p></div> <div><p>Once the main development was done, we had already forged a solid relationship with the client's team. They <strong>continued to make additional development changes</strong>, and finally after several phases of development, the <strong>project entered into maintenance</strong>. We continue to maintain the portal to this day, and continue to fulfil additional feature requests that they come up with from time to time.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1888" hreflang="en">Dan&#039;s Fan Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/DFC_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>We take a lot of pride in not only ensuring a <strong>flawless execution</strong>, but also <strong>smart strategy and consulting</strong> in order to solve complex technical challenges. The outdated portal the client had, <strong>negatively affected the user experience</strong> leading to a<strong> loss of revenue and customer trust</strong>. Our team not only came up with an impressive UI for the entire site and executed the entire migration flawlessly, but redesigned their legacy fan-builder setup completely. These improvements led to a <strong>40% increase in conversion rate </strong>and brought down the <strong>bounce rate below 30%.</strong></p></div> <div>Phased development, ongoing maintenance</div> <div><a href="/node/1915" hreflang="en">Dan&#039;s Fan Testimonial II</a></div> <div><p>Based on the outcome of the discovery workshop, the major challenges that were identified were the following:</p> <ul><li>Drupal 6 was old and already end-of-life, and hence needed to be migrated to Drupal 7.</li> <li>The <strong>ecommerce store </strong>needed to be <strong>ported from Ubercart </strong>(with about 30,000 fans and fan accessories) to <strong>Drupal Commerce</strong> with enhanced features.</li> <li>Create a much improved version of their<strong> fan builder feature </strong>which allows visitors to compile various parts of the fan (like motor, blades, light kits, downrods) through an interactive graphical interface.</li> <li>Overall <strong>UI/UX Redesign</strong> of the entire portal to make it more user friendly and interactive.</li> </ul></div> <div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>40% increase in conversion rate</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>With all the backend and frontend changes, the overall performance of the portal increased, leading to an improved conversion rate.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>bounce rate reduction to 30%</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>With the UI/UX improvement that we did, the bounce rate reduced considerably, thus ensuring more traffic retention and increased ROI</p></div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div class="paragraph paragraph--type--outcome-highlights paragraph--view-mode--default"> <div> <div>Heading</div> <div>An improved fan builder mechanism</div> </div> <div> <div>Outcome</div> <div><p>The fan builder was transformed completely from a old legacy system to an improved, easy to use mechanism that was loved by the customers.</p></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div>Digital Prototyping</div> <div>E-Commerce Strategy &amp; Implementation</div> <div>Product Design Strategy</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>UX Consulting &amp; Audit</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Browserstack</div> <div>Confluence</div> <div>CSS</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Google Cloud</div> <div>HTML</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>jQuery</div> <div>MySQL</div> </div> <div> <div>Retail &amp; E-commerce</div> </div> Mon, 02 Jan 2023 11:43:34 +0000 admin 1860 at https://auxesisinfotech.com Implementation of Online Portal For an organization Focussing On EU Research https://auxesisinfotech.com/implementation-online-portal-organization-focussing-eu-research <span>Implementation of Online Portal For an organization Focussing On EU Research</span> <span><span lang="" about="/user/1" typeof="schema:Person" property="schema:name" datatype="">admin</span></span> <span>Mon, 01/02/2023 - 11:43</span> <div>Implementation of Online Portal For an organization Focussing On EU Research and Innovation Policy And Programs Using The 4Ps Approach</div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2023-02/ERR.png?itok=rzMI8zbB" width="480" height="305" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div>Government, Non-Profit</div> <div>European Union</div> <div> <div>Extensive content moderation functions, Advanced CMS features, Calendar functionality</div> </div> <div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Acquia Cloud</div> <div>GITLabs</div> <div>JIRA, Confluence</div> <div>Browserstack</div> </div> <div><p>The client is a well-established Brussels-based platform of more than <strong>130 regional stakeholder organizations</strong> from 24 European countries. It is composed of regional authorities, universities, research organizations, chambers of commerce and clusters. It basically facilitates regional collaboration and knowledge exchange for the benefit of all its members and partner organizations. Their mission is to strengthen the<strong> regional and local dimension</strong> in the EU Research and Innovation policy and programs using the 4Ps approach - project development, policy, profile-raising, and partnership building.</p></div> <div><p>The goal of the project was to <strong>first set up a perfectly lined up content management system</strong> for the client's growing content needs. The site was content-rich with news, events, partners, working groups, etc, which contained intricate relationships amongst each other. Apart from that, we needed to set up some complicated functionalities like invoicing, content moderation and approval mechanism, and calendar features. An extensive search for various <strong>content was a must </strong>for this project.</p></div> <div><h3><strong>Foundation Level CMS Setup &amp; Reusable Content Sections</strong></h3> <p>The client, being experienced in Drupal already, wanted to explore the power of the Drupal CMS to the limit. He wanted to be able to create and conjure up elements on the fly through various reusable sections; content types that can be placed on any page; and new pages with new designs could be created. We came up with a concept called sectional data in which we created a set of content types that had a certain set of fields. Each content type allows the selection of a certain number of templates. Finally, nodes of these content were exposed as blocks. The block, when displayed, will pick up the template selected in the node. The blocks were made reusable through the Reusable Blocks module. The end result was a powerful display system giving the client the power to create and design standard pages on the fly.</p> <p><strong>Yearly Calendar</strong></p> <p>The client wanted to display all his events in a yearly calendar format. We preferred our usual calendar plugin - Fullcalendar. However, in the Drupal Fullcalendar integration, the full calendar version that was available did not have any yearly calendar view. We found one fork of the fullcalendar, but that version was very different from the one used in drupal integration. Our team wrote a full integration of the new fullcalendar fork and finally enabled the client to have a yearly view. We also enabled the click event details to feature for the events through the fullcalendar API where the events displayed as title, but on clicking it, the details would pop up in a model.</p> <p><strong>In-depth Invoicing System</strong></p> <p>The client wanted to have an in-depth invoicing system and preferred his own custom solution as opposed to standard plugins available as it had a lot of constraints. We wrote the invoicing system from the ground up providing all the standard features to raise an invoice, price calculation, reminder, drafts, etc. It covered all the functionalities asked by the client and our team engineered the solution to make it extremely user-friendly and easy to use.</p> <p><strong>Content Moderation</strong></p> <p>As a base, we used the awesome workbench moderation module for this. But this was heavily customized through its APIs and through rules integration.</p></div> <div><p>The<strong> client was extremely satisfied</strong> with the outcome. This is not the first time we were working together, so throughout the project, we developed great coordination. Our team constantly exceeded expectations in terms of the <strong>features that needed to be rolled out</strong>. And finally, once things were completed, the client appreciated our work especially the content management flow we did for reusable content sections was super helpful to the client and he was surprised how easily he could make use of it. That is what success means to us!</p></div> <div><p>We have been working together with this client for the last 2 years on various other endeavors for various portals of its members and stakeholders and we continue doing so till now. We also continue to maintain the portal to date.</p></div> <div><a href="/node/1887" hreflang="en">ERRIN Testimonial</a></div> <div> <img src="/sites/default/files/2023-02/ERR_0.png" width="1540" height="980" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" /> </div> <div><p>Through <strong>effective DXP consulting &amp; strategy</strong>, the <strong>dedicated team</strong> we set up for the client helped the client to completely <strong>transform their basic MVP</strong> that which they had into a <strong>fully mature digital product</strong>, capable of handling <strong>heavy traffic</strong> and catering to the needs of the site users and stakeholders alike. Over a span of 2.5 years, we achieved <strong>product-market fit</strong> and <strong>scaling of the product </strong>by <strong>effective release management</strong>, <strong>feature implementation</strong> and <strong>continuous support &amp; monitoring managing incidents and outages</strong>. The product grew from a few hundred users to a 1,00,000 strong user platform, with complex features like meeting scheduling, advanced notification system and document management based on an extensive access and permissions system.</p></div> <div>2.5+ years of continuous development</div> <div><a href="/node/1914" hreflang="en">ERRIN Testimonial II</a></div> <div> <div>API &amp; Microservices</div> <div>Cloud &amp; DevOps</div> <div>Continuous Monitoring</div> <div>Dedicated Teams</div> <div>Digital Design &amp; Branding</div> <div>Enterprise Drupal Development</div> <div>Incident Management</div> <div>Minor Enhancements &amp; Bug Fixes</div> <div>Performance Optimization</div> <div>Product Scaling</div> <div>SEO &amp; Digital Marketing</div> <div>Support &amp; Maintenance</div> <div>UI Design &amp; Implementation</div> <div>UX Consulting &amp; Audit</div> <div>Web Development</div> </div> <div> <div>Amazon AWS</div> <div>Angular</div> <div>Apache SOLR</div> <div>Drupal 8</div> <div>GIT</div> <div>Headless Drupal</div> <div>JIRA</div> <div>MySQL</div> <div>Postman</div> </div> <div> <div>Non-Profit</div> </div> Mon, 02 Jan 2023 11:43:34 +0000 admin 1859 at https://auxesisinfotech.com