Jiratech

Jiratech was hired by an accounting and business consulting firm to develop a software that would streamline the invoice registration process. The goal of the project was to reduce errors and time spent on handling invoices for a specific client using a particular billing system. Jiratech's software allowed the firm to automatically extract invoices from the client's system and register them in their own. The software also sorted the invoices according to G/L accounts, enabling the firm's accountants to work more efficiently and quickly frame balance sheets. The CEO of the firm was in constant dialogue with the project manager from Jiratech, and they were satisfied with the results.

For a human resources technology company, Jiratech developed an invoicing app with a large database and a heavy frontend. The company had previously struggled with finding the right technology and team for the project, but Jiratech was willing to learn new technology, Firebase, and did not charge for the learning period. The app, developed seven months into the project, is cloud-based and can retain some information in the browser on the client-side. The administrative manager of the company was in regular contact with Jiratech's project manager and was pleased with the results. The project cost the company approximately $22,300 USD.

Nautil Solutions, a startup delivering apps for seafarers, hired Jiratech to develop their first app, Nautil Voyager. The app is a mobile maritime course planner, designed to be stable and fully functional for seafarers to rely on. Jiratech was chosen for their clear communication and knowledge base, and they delivered the project on time. The co-founder and product designer of Nautil Solutions was in regular communication with Jiratech's project manager and senior developer, and they were satisfied with the results.