White Lotus Order Solutions BG
visit site- $100,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Sofia, Bulgaria
White Lotus Order Solutions BG is a software agency based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Run by a team of fewer than 10 people, they have offered their services in custom software development, web development, and IT managed services to small and mid-market firms alike since 2019.
Client Insights
Industry Expertise
50%
50%
Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 50%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 50%
Common Project Size
$200K-$999K 1 project
Clients
- Private Primary School "Saint Sofia" LTD
Highlights from Recent Projects
White Lotus Order Solutions BG was hired by ValueNet, a German Financial and HR consultancy firm, to maintain and develop their Customer and Back-Office Portals. The key features of the portals included a “Bonus Delivery System” and a “Company Tax Optimization Calculator”. White Lotus Order Solutions BG was chosen due to their understanding of the company's core needs, their team's vast experience in the financial sphere, and their quality of communication. The team, consisting of 4 core members including a Project Manager and a Tester, was responsible for managing and developing the portals, creating and testing functionalities, connecting APIs, maintaining servers, and improving code quality and scalability. The technologies used included AngularJS, Flask Framework on Python, Docker, and AWS Cloud Services. The key deliverables were end user satisfaction and stable, quality management and development.
White Lotus Order Solutions BG was also engaged by a private school to develop and design their WordPress website and to create a custom software for timetable design and creation. The old website was not interactive, so White Lotus Order Solutions BG gave it a new look and feel, uploaded all the information, and determined the flow. The team also acted as an IT consultant, handling updates and other IT-related problems. The custom software developed helped the school manage students' schedules efficiently. The partnership began in April 2019 and has since shifted to mainly consulting on digitizing other areas of the school's operations. The school spent between $60,000–$80,000 on the project.