Artelogic

Artelogic was hired by Interone GmbH, a digital services company, to provide members for a Scrum team. The primary deliverables for the project were Java and JavaScript code. Interone GmbH found Artelogic via inbound mail and chose them for the project due to their competitive pricing, company culture, and good value for cost. The project involved 2-5 Artelogic employees and was deemed successful.

Logic Screen Solutions, a leader in specialized automotive aftermarket software solutions, engaged Artelogic to expand their team and complement their skillset. Artelogic was tasked with developing a project database for a customer, which included features like automatic project import using dynamic Excel templates, making uploaded documents fully searchable using Elasticsearch, and a multi-party role system. The project was executed by a single Artelogic employee. Logic Screen Solutions found Artelogic through direct contact and chose them based on their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and good value for cost. The collaboration was successful and met the client's expectations.

Open Room Inc., a Japanese real estate company, hired Artelogic to test their new product's features and ensure software quality. The product was a website with image processing and AI capabilities designed to digitalize paper documents and images. Artelogic was responsible for the QA process and testing services. The engagement involved two managers and a testing engineer from Artelogic. Open Room Inc. found Artelogic on Upwork and invested around $4,000 per month in their services. Despite the engagement being put on hold due to financial issues, the collaboration was successful and the client hopes to resume the contract as soon as possible.