Selected case examples

Problem:

A business unit had to manually triage large volumes of incoming documents every day. Priority and relevance were difficult to identify quickly.

Solution:

We built a pipeline that classifies documents, extracts key fields (e.g. claim amount), marks urgency and assigns precise tags.

Problem:

Employees spent significant time each day searching for internal policies, process documentation and specialist information across fragmented systems.

Solution:

A self-hosted RAG assistant was built that indexes internal documents and answers domain questions with source references — without sending data to external services.

Problem:

A counseling organization managed cases in spreadsheets and email folders. Tracking, deadlines and documentation were error-prone and time-consuming.

Solution:

We built a Progressive Web App in .NET with structured case management: client records, deadline monitoring, document uploads and role-based workflows.

Problem:

Retailers in a city wanted a joint online presence but lacked budget for individual shops and technical resources for a central platform.

Solution:

We developed a central shopping portal as a .NET web application: retailer profiles, product catalog, search functionality and a CMS for independent maintenance.

Problem:

A mid-sized company managed approval and authorization processes via email chains and shared drives. Traceability and audit compliance were missing.

Solution:

We built a .NET business application with role-based workflows, audit-proof logging and integration with the existing Active Directory.

Problem:

A company had been running a VB6/Access application for over 15 years. Maintenance was nearly impossible, security gaps were growing and new requirements could not be implemented.

Solution:

We analyzed the business logic, migrated it to a modern .NET architecture and moved the database to MSSQL — incrementally, without disrupting operations.