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Aveneo was hired by Invado, a manufacturer of modern interior doors, to create a tool for visualizing their various door models. The project required a flexible tool that could handle thousands of door combinations and adapt to their growing product line. Aveneo delivered a well-organized project that included weekly functionality tests and a beta product for user experience changes and bug fixing. The final product was installed on Invado's Linux server and is reportedly working as expected, providing significant value to the company.

A tech leasing company engaged Aveneo to develop a platform for managing and cooperating with their partner companies. Aveneo built an internal infrastructure that allowed the company to manage its partners and their employees, process different types of contracts, and delegate questions within the company. The system also provided statistical analysis for the company's history, application acquisition, case answers, and technical issues. The partnership has been ongoing since 2010, with the company investing approximately $240,400 over the decade.

Aveneo was contracted by SEETECH, an IT consulting and programming firm, to create a B2B/B2C eCommerce platform integrated with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. The platform was designed to provide a web-based interface for the whole transaction process and real-time end-to-end object synchronization. Aveneo worked closely with SEETECH to transform their vision into a market-ready product. The project started with mockups and branched into a generic implementation and a customer-specific one. The first release was delivered after a few months, and the collaboration continues with code refactoring and customer expansion.