Clavax

Clavax was contracted by the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health to continue the development of the Healthy Brains project and a Python-based database tool. The selection was based on Clavax's reliability, cost-effectiveness, and quality of work. The collaboration involved regular meetings and the use of Jira and Confluence for issue tracking and documentation. The team size varied between 5 to 10 members, depending on the project's requirements.

Clavax was hired by a cash management solutions provider to develop software for their gaming customers. The software was designed to work in conjunction with a note counting machine for banknotes and barcode tickets. Clavax created a PC application that connected to the note counting machine via a serial cable. The project started in January 2020 and is ongoing, with one Clavax team member working directly with the client.

The Real Estate Online Auction Company engaged Clavax for their knowledge of the online auction business and software. The selection was influenced by Clavax's impressive resume and past client experiences. The project required detailed work, which Clavax successfully delivered. The client worked directly with Mayank from the Clavax team.