zerodays

Zerodays was engaged by a Supply Chain, Logistics, and Transport company to develop a web app for their SaaS-driven hospitality marketplace. The team of 6-10 employees worked closely with the client to deliver a user-friendly platform that streamlined the procurement process for restaurants, hotels, and shops. Zerodays implemented a microservices architecture to improve system efficiency and scalability, and conducted regular quality assurance checks to ensure platform reliability and security. Despite a slower time-to-deployment due to the implementation of automated testing, the client praised Zerodays for delivering a more stable and reliable product.

In another project, Zerodays worked with Zavod 404, a hardware development company for the pharmaceutical industry. The team of 2-5 employees was responsible for software development and maintenance. They developed both the front-end and back-end of the application, which included GUIs for customers and maintenance workers, and analytical processes. They also wrote code to drive hardware and ensured stable connectivity to peripheral devices and customer networks. As part of their maintenance services, Zerodays provided regular updates and custom integrations for the client's customers.

Zerodays was also hired by Appoteka d.o.o. / Shopamine, an e-commerce platform provider. The team of 2-5 employees undertook several projects, including integrating multiple ERPs and e-commerce plugins like Klaviyo and Mailchimp. This required syncing product SKUs, pricing, inventory, orders, and partners, as well as establishing contract prices for B2B clients. They also developed an AI tool that automatically generates product attributes based on descriptions and external sources. The client was pleased with Zerodays' ability to review and connect the necessary applications with their e-commerce platform.