Accesto

Accesto was hired by Plenti, a tech rental platform, to build an early MVP. As the company lacked sufficient technical expertise, they sought a partner to act as their CTO and guide the project. The goal was to quickly launch a version for testing. Accesto divided the work into short sprints, each delivering an improvement that could be tested and adjusted. The technologies used were focused on quick deliverables and easy future maintenance. The team generally consisted of a backend developer, a front-end/mobile app developer, and a manager who assisted in the product owner role.

Notebookrank.com, a laptop reviewer company, engaged Accesto to help expand their reach from the Polish market to a global audience. This required a range of services including IT consulting, web development, architecture redesign, infrastructure migration, and code refactoring. The goal was to prepare Notebookrank for scaling to larger markets like the USA or India. Accesto designed and implemented new software architecture, provided optimizations, and improved user experience and conversion rates. The core technology used was PHP & Angular. At least five developers from Accesto were involved in the project.

An e-commerce retailer hired Accesto to build a Warehouse Management System and a new system for product reviews. The Warehouse Management System featured a mobile application based on Progressive Web Application (PWA) architecture, integrated with mobile barcode scanners, and a web app for warehouse managers. The product review system, integrated with PrestaShop, allowed customers to leave reviews directly on the e-shop and featured auto-moderation of reviews and full support for Google Structured Data. The team from Accesto consisted of 2-5 employees.