Solved

Solved worked with McCall Engineering Ltd to develop a transportation app that tracks overloads across British Columbia. The app was designed to send relevant crossing restrictions to haulers’ smartphones as they approach a bridge, indicating their crossing speed and exact timestamps. The app also sends information showing whether the haulers complied with the rules. In addition to the Android app, Solved also developed a web page with a portal for information entry and account creation for clients. The project, which ran from January to April 2018, cost approximately $65,700 USD.

Mastercard partnered with Solved to replace all existing applications with a single, fully responsive platform. Solved built a customer-facing portal for selling Mastercard's products using AngularJS, HTML, and CSS on the client side, and Scala and Play Framework on the backend. The project, which ran from April to December 2016, cost around $95,000 USD. Since the project's completion, Mastercard's internal team has begun decommissioning other components and integrating them into the architecture developed by Solved.

Solved was contracted by a small service provider company to assist with a frontend migration. The company needed to update an existing platform running on the Google Web Toolkit to a thin-client approach using Angular.js. Solved fleshed out the initial architecture and approach, then assisted with the implementation. The project was a phased implementation, replacing an existing platform with updated technologies. The process, which took around two years to complete, cost between $130,000 and $155,000.