Thruster

Thruster was hired by Danske Bank to build and maintain a regulatory reporting system for their customers in Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, and Finland. This project was a result of the 5th AML Directive, requiring financial institutions to establish a central reporting mechanism for local authorities to track account and safe deposit box ownership data. Thruster's team of three developers designed the technical architecture, built the solutions, tested, and maintained the reporting systems for each of the five countries. The bank chose Thruster for this project due to their cost-effective pricing and positive referral.

Tamro, a drug distributor, engaged Thruster to kick start its e-commerce solution, increase the knowledge of its in-house developers, and set up the architecture for the e-commerce solution. Thruster's team of 2-5 employees developed a dedicated ERP software that enabled the purchase of goods from the warehouse, the writing of sale invoices for end customers, margin tracking, integration with delivery companies, and the establishment of the packing process for purchased goods. Thruster was selected based on their high ratings, proximity to Tamro's location, budget-friendly pricing, and alignment with Tamro's company culture and values.

UAB Nanobitas, a software development services company, hired Thruster to assist their clients in transitioning from microservices to monolith and to develop web applications. Thruster's team of 6-10 employees was responsible for all backend development of the e-commerce system and performed numerous internal integrations. UAB Nanobitas chose Thruster due to their great culture fit and alignment with the company's values.