Quisitive

Quisitive, previously known as Menlo Technologies, partnered with a community automotive marketplace to scale their e-commerce platform. The project, which started in May 2019, involved the development of a system capable of efficiently loading hundreds of thousands of parts from manufacturers into the client's online catalog. The team also worked on enhancing the features of the website and online catalog. At its peak, the project had about eight engineering resources, and the client appreciated Quisitive's technical savvy and elasticity.

In another project, Quisitive worked with The Franklin Report, a publication for residential services, to develop technology for their expansion into a new vertical market. The engagement, which started in November 2019, involved the creation of about 20% of the client's new business. The team took full control of the tech stack and made significant improvements. The client praised Quisitive's professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to deliver on time and on budget.

Quisitive also developed a web and Android application for Atech Logistics, a third-party trucking company. The application, developed from the ground up, allows internal personnel and customers to track the status of individual shipments, personnel, and assets in real-time. The project, which began in March 2019, also included an Android mobile app that allows drivers to scan shipments at the point of delivery. The client appreciated Quisitive's understanding of the project's requirements and competitive pricing.