Blazity

Blazity was hired by a global attractions company to develop a web connector for their translation platform. The company, led by the Senior Manager of Digital Development, found Blazity through a referral and chose them for their value for cost and budget-friendly pricing. A team of 2-5 employees from Blazity was assigned to the project. Their task was to implement an API workflow that would enable multi-lingual translations with a selected Translations Management System (TMS) vendor. This involved installing, configuring, and integrating the vendor-developed Connector with the company's Content Management System (CMS), updating or modifying existing data models and front-end API, and performing quality assurance to ensure data integrity, system performance, SEO optimization, post-launch support, and accessibility compliance. A dashboard was also created for the admin to view all collections and their translation status.

The leading sales & marketing platform for the leisure industry, Convious, hired Blazity to build integrations between their platform and other software providers. The Head of Product at Convious had previously worked with Blazity and chose them again for their budget-friendly pricing, great culture fit, and good value for cost. A team of 2-5 employees from Blazity was assigned to this project. They were tasked with integrating Space invoices, developing a Zapier integration, and creating a TXGB integration. Each integration involved various tasks such as creating middleware, automating the pull of new orders, managing integration settings, authenticating against Convious APIs, and supplying product information.

YourBusinessNumber Ltd, a company offering numbers for use in the WhatsApp Business app, hired Blazity to improve their customer journey, automate processes, and roll out new products. The Head of Service Operations found Blazity through a referral and chose them for their great culture fit and aligned company values. One employee from Blazity was assigned to this project. The scope of work included setting up a second Stripe, finalizing the purchase journey, storing user’s personal number in the database, setting up new database models, setting up email confirmations, creating a new admin dashboard, and setting up a dashboard for customers. This project was part of the eSIM project initiative.