Levels.Digital

Levels.Digital was engaged by a Russian logistics company specializing in customs clearance for e-commerce parcels. The company was struggling to handle the volume of parcels from a new contract with an international e-commerce company. Levels.Digital was tasked with streamlining and automating processes to handle up to 40,000 parcels a day. They developed an AI program using Python to automate product name processing for customs clearance and built a web portal using JavaScript and Python for customer data collection. The first major automation was completed in September 2020, significantly reducing manual work. The client has invested around $150,000 in the ongoing project, expressing satisfaction with Levels.Digital's work.

AddyCar, a company that places ads on privately owned vehicles, hired Levels.Digital to develop a mobile application. The app, developed for iOS and Android, tracks the driver’s route and calculates the potential audience for the ads. The driver is then paid based on their driving distance. The Levels.Digital team, which included a project manager, a backend developer, a frontend developer, an iOS developer, an Android developer, and a designer, also developed a website as an advertising platform. The project, which ran from March to July 2019, cost approximately $114,000 USD and was deemed successful by the client.

Levels.Digital was contracted by a website and app development company to create a machine vision system. The system was designed to interpret physical test results from images and communicate via an API. The project involved the provision of a large sample set of images, testing the efficacy through a web UI, and making several improvements to accuracy over a few months. The project was led by Daniil, the founder of Levels.Digital, and was considered successful, with improvements continuing even after the project went live.