Overview About Mitrix Technology

Client: CreativeIT, IT company (Lithuania). Challenge: Develop a fully functional application to display and manage information about trials from numerous Israeli courts. The new software should preserve access to the old client’s system. The previous third-party developers had failed to comply with the deadline, completing only a part of the application. Results: We provided expertise for recruiting engineers and developing the front-end portion of the application. The following functionalities were developed: Quick navigation of the existing cases database; Quick search of completed lawsuits; Viewing the content of attached documents; Following the schedule of trials; Maintaining a planner of upcoming trials; Ability to add new cases; Tracking the changes of existing scheduled events. Mitrix helped CreativeIT to choose the code library and develop the application's structure, resulting in the successful launch of the MVP release. Technologies: HTML, SCSS, E2E Testing, Cucumber, nps, Angular 13, and Syncfusion. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/app-for-structuring-and-processing-information-for-israeli-courts/

Client: Arctic Adventures, an adventure and activity tourism company (Iceland). Challenge: Develop a system to manage multiple travel-booking widgets on various websites managed by different CMS. The system should allow editing of information across all of these widgets simultaneously. Results: Mitrix has developed a single admin panel widget that can be connected to any website using an iFrame. The widgets on all websites can be managed with a conjoint admin panel. It makes possible to change numerous characteristics of the widget and apply the changes immediately to all sites. As a result, Arctic Adventures can now update their widgets 15 times faster than before. Technologies: MongoDB, ASP.NET Core, ReactJS, and Google Cloud Platform.

Client: AlphaBot, a US-based investment startup. Challenge: AlphaBot's investment platform had basic functionality, but their website and desktop application required further development. They needed to create a web version to accommodate users unable to install third-party applications due to their company's security protocols. Additionally, the UI would lock up during heavy calculations, causing a poor user experience. Results: Mitrix engineers successfully developed the desktop application for Windows and the web version of AlphaBot's investment platform. The web version allowed users to test the application in the browser on real data. AlphaBot received a working commercial product that allowed them to monetize the platform. They now offer several subscription plans with different functionality, including Free, Manager, Analyst, Investor, and Consultant. The application is constantly being developed, with new features being added and user experience improving. Technologies: Angular, Typescript, NGRX Store, WPF for frontend development, Postgresql, R, and .NET for backend development. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/alfabot-investment-platform/

Client: uQualio, an e-learning platform company. Challenge: uQualio wanted to improve the design, usability, and functionality of its online learning app. The existing app had issues with users missing main elements, difficulty navigating the interface, and some content being unreadable. Additionally, the product lacked uniformity, making it challenging for users to navigate the service intuitively. Results: Mitrix Technology provided IT staff augmentation services by assigning a designer and front-end engineer to work on the project for two years:  The team created a new graphics style and visual design.  Reworked the course hierarchy.  Updated the home page and admin page.  Developed a universal component for displaying reports on platform usage. And performed code refactoring, replacing old technologies with trending ones.  Throughout the process, Mitrix Technology's engineers offered their solutions, developing optimal approaches to achieving the best results. The revamping of uQualio's e-learning platform resulted in a more intuitive interface with uniform UI elements, improved functionality, and simplified course editing. The number of support requests decreased significantly, while the number of positive reviews increased, and the interface became nice and easy to use. Technologies: Angular. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/e-learning-platform-redesign-and-improvements/

Client: Academic Gateway, a Swiss private school. Challenge: Academic Gateway had initially hired another company to develop Asismo, an online platform to automate learning processes. However, the previous partner failed to deliver on their obligations. Mitrix, having successfully designed an application for student attendance monitoring (this is our very first project for this client), was chosen by Academic Gateway to take over the Asismo project. The goal was to create a user-friendly, single platform to streamline and automate online learning processes, reducing costs, simplifying system maintenance, and ensuring data consistency. Results: Mitrix Technology collaborated closely with Academic Gateway to develop Asismo, integrating it with YouTube for video hosting, providing functionality to manage supplementary materials, and implementing a scheduling function for seamless class coordination. The system proved intuitive for both teachers and students, with large monitors displaying the schedule within the school premises. Additionally, Mitrix helped Academic Gateway develop a commercialized version of Asismo, allowing them to franchise the platform to other schools. Ongoing collaboration is planned to enhance and expand the product beyond the initial scope. Technologies: Angular, ASP.NET Core Web API, PostgreSQL. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/asismo-online-learning-automation-platform/

Client: Academic Gateway, a private school (Switzerland). Challenge: Develop an attendance tracking application within two weeks that could collect and store attendance data from the special device, analyze it, and provide end-to-end analytics for the entire training period. Results: The attendance tracking system (a web app and an application for scanning devices) was successfully implemented in 14 classrooms across 4 buildings, ensuring efficient and reliable attendance tracking and reporting. The application could process data from CSV files and allow administrators to enter data manually. Additionally, the system's ability to add new schools at any time has made scaling the application simple and cost-effective. Technologies: .Net ?ore, Angular 11, MS SQL, WFP, and Azure App Services. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/academic-gateway-application-for-school-attendance-tracking/

Client: a ticketing platform that manages tickets for numerous events. Challenge: The client needed a multi-user SaaS application for managing ticket sales with functionality like their Windows application. The new web-based application needed to handle tens of thousands of tickets on one page and support advanced reporting features. Furthermore, ensuring accurate and consistent calculations between the Windows and web versions posed an additional requirement. Results: Mitrix engineers helped to develop a single online platform that helped ticket brokers sell and manage tickets. The platform is integrated with different ticketing platforms, such as StubHub and Ticketmaster. The platform includes an auto pricer through which brokers can set different price change algorithms depending on demand, sections, time, and platform. The web version now has a great deal of added functionality in comparison with the desktop version, and a broker is now able to manage hundreds of thousands of tickets per day. The system is working well, constantly improving and expanding.  Technologies: Angular for the frontend and .NET and .NET Core for the backend.

Client: Vivatum, a healthcare company (Switzerland). Challenge: Integrate via API Vivatum's KIOSK system, which collects and stores medical measurements from various devices with Sentinel's medical information system. The previous tech team couldn’t solve data integration issues for 6 months. Results: We filled the communication gap between the multilingual development teams and clarified the Spanish developers' instructions, while also helping Vivatum's office with technical issues. Mitrix’s team provided technical expertise to find the most suitable solution and also developed a system that allowed for successful data exchange. As a result, the integration was completed in just one month. Technologies: Angular JS, Angular Material, Datatables.net, ASP.NET WEB API, ASP.NET Core, Azure Functions, and MS SQL. Read the full story: https://mitrix.io/portfolio/vivatum-case/

Client: Synapse PDI, a healthcare technology company (USA). Challenge: Synapse PDI needed to automate and streamline the process of delivering medical equipment from suppliers to specific patients and then returning it, reducing the amount of required equipment in warehouses and improving order processing. The application simplifies the task of route creation for managers, providing them with a user-friendly interface to facilitate order delivery planning. Furthermore, drivers are equipped with a dedicated mobile app that offers a pre-defined route for each day's deliveries. The company also required a working version of the Dispatch system to be created in just six weeks. Results: Mitrix Technology's team provided technical expertise to create Dispatch, a module of DME Hub that automates the processes of equipment delivery, return, invoicing, and payment. The Dispatch system empowers managers of the supplier company to: View orders for equipment on the map. Select a delivery warehouse for specific equipment. Assign the responsible driver for delivery. Generate a waybill for the driver. The delivery driver can view their route for the day on the map, view a list of destination addresses, and view details on the equipment to be delivered. Dispatch allows the driver to check equipment in by scanning QR codes and barcodes using a scanning utility. The client can sign the delivery report on the tablet. The app offers recommendations on whether it is more profitable to rent or purchase equipment, helping medical facilities save money. Technologies: Angular, AngularJS, Angular Material, Datatables.net, ASP.NET Web API, ASP.NET Core, Azure Functions, EF, and EF Core.

Client: Synapse PDI, a medical data integration company (USA). Challenge: Synapse PDI needed a centralized platform to manage durable medical equipment (DME) processing for healthcare organizations, patients, and DME providers. The existing system was outdated and inefficient, leading to numerous problems such as long order processing, numerous bugs, frequent loss of orders, delays in the supply of equipment, difficulties with billing and payment, and accounting performed by rental equipment suppliers. Mitrix Technology's team was hired to convert all processes into an electronic format. Results: We created a centralized platform that simplified medical equipment processing from any location or device, provided real-time alerts for discharged rentals, integrated cross-reference electronic medical records, and offered industry-leading reports and analytics. The platform enabled online equipment ordering, quick mobile device status checks, and prompt resolution of data processing problems. The result was the establishment of the most reliable DME network in the USA, where: 93% of delivery orders are completed by suppliers within 6 hours. 8% of orders were completed issue-free without entering the QA tracker. 84% increase in the speed of order creation over manually entered patient records. 25% reduction in annual equipment spending through actionable reporting. 85% of SNF orders were directly entered into the portal. Smart inventory solutions and integrated dispatching and delivery tracking solutions were also implemented. Technologies: The platform was built using Angular, AngularJS, Angular Material, and Datatables.net on the frontend, and ASP.NET Web API, ASP.NET Core, Azure Functions, Ef, Ef.core, and MS SQL on the backend.

Client: Synapse PDI, a Patient Data Integration company (USA). Challenge: Mitrix Technology was hired to create a completely new product for Synapse PDI called Room&Board, a shared platform to process patients' data from hospices and Skilled Nursing Facilities for subsequent billing. The team had to process patients' data, develop and test workflows, reconcile billing data between the parties, and take into account constantly emerging new cases and scenarios without complicating the system. Results: Mitrix Technology's team of two engineers and one Synapse PDI engineer created a multifunctional shared platform for room/board management communication and payment tracking. The platform reconciles census data and key patient information on one platform between Skilled Nursing Facilities and Hospices. Features include the ability to: Change service dates, rates, and patient liability. Upload and track key documents. Audit document and workflow changes. Receive email notifications when workflow events are triggered. Approve invoices before submitting them for payment. Track the status and payment details on the portal. Technologies: Angular, .NET, Azure, SQL