Client names are withheld where we do not hold written permission to publish them. Scope, stack and outcome are described as delivered.
6 of 6 engagements
Commercial WooCommerce products implementing ZATCA Phase 2, UAE EIS and the EU Digital Product Passport. Certificate handling, payload signing and schema validation against live government endpoints, with retry and error recovery designed so a merchant sees a readable reason rather than a failed order.
A market-management SaaS connecting a grocery chain's head office to its stores under a single permission model. We built the business-intelligence layer: SQL sources prepared and modelled, DAX measures agreed with finance, dashboards split between executive KPI views and store-level operational drill-downs.
Reporting across fuel and convenience-market operations for a national fuel distributor. Data models built on SQL sources with DAX measures, producing reports that let head-office and field teams track sales and operational performance against the same definitions.
Architecture, engineering and roadmap for a cloud platform that automates payment reminders to accelerate collections and improve cash flow, integrated with client accounting and ERP systems over REST APIs.
Technical infrastructure, storefront development, third-party integrations and performance and SEO work supporting the e-commerce operation of a cosmetics and personal-care brand.
Store themes designed and built end to end for watches, designer and luxury fashion, pet supply, podcasting, museums and events. Multiple homepage systems and full page sets per theme, with store-management components and dark and light modes.
From idea to the App Store
Our own iOS products, taken from an idea to the App Store. Same team, same standards we bring to client work.
Connects to your WooCommerce store with a read-only key and turns orders into real net profit — COGS, fees, refunds, shipping and tax included — with P&L, cash-flow forecasting and per-product margins.
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The CodeCanyon catalogue
A commercial catalogue running on our customers' own servers. When something breaks we cannot get into the environment; every support ticket teaches that again.
Named clients and detailed architecture notes are shared on request during evaluation.
