An electronic document management system manages document workflow. EDMS technologies date back to the 1980s, when enterprises began to use software to keep track of paper-based document workflow, with the earliest entirely digital-based systems often working with proprietary file formats with limited wider compatibility. Modern systems support collaborative document editing between parties and store version histories of files and have expanded auditing capabilities, and can work with office software via WebDAV, ODMA, LDAP and SOAP. Key functions include indexing, versioning and publishing.
Taxi fleet management CRM and electronic travel document system for operating a vehicle fleet. Exchange of requests with taxi services, sending electronic receipts from an online cash register, maintaining route documentation, checking awareness of traffic laws among drivers, managing fuel and car wash cards, recording the technical condition of vehicles, and monitoring payments of traffic fines.
Yakutsk online city portal has been updated on .NET and Kentico, domain logic has been corrected and components have been created. A component for displaying 3D objects downloaded from a file onto a 3D map has been developed on the Unity engine, to be used in several API projects by a single client. The client side of competition events with financial bets in the League of Legends role-playing game has been written.
An online warehouse for trading via a distributed network of representatives and dealer outlets. Automates the printing out of invoices, delivery of goods, restocking of supplies and range of stock, and comparison of customer's warehouse stock balance with the supplier's stock balance in real time. Separate price ‘columns’ have been implemented. Sales operator's movements are recorded via GPS.
The systems oversee a wide range of tasks: staff working time is tracked, electronic reports are filled in and sent out, requests for buying plane tickets or requesting office cleaners are drawn up, tasks are delegated to employees, logistic tasks are solved, various notifications are sent out, and departments are able to interact with one another.
CRM system for a law firm, maintaining a list of contractors and automatically creating dozens of document types. Analysis of a database with 10,000,000 entries for geographical audit, evaluation of peak database load and daily, weekly and monthly access graphs. Tracking of compliance with license commitments. Automation of letter, envelope, order and notification creation.
A corporate website for a large energy company uniting several institutions and legal entities all over the country, built for the launch of an electronic archive covering the work of 1,500 employees. Single-window developed for correspondence to the State Business Support Fund, redirecting citizen's questions to the revenue service, banks and security bodies and managing response times.
Passengers are presented with a schedule of bus routes. Tickets are paid for via SMS, electronic wallet or bank card. Passengers choose a route and a place of arrival, buy and print out their ticket for collection before boarding. The route is selected using Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm in a directed graph with weighted arcs. Calculations are immediately sent to a company control system.
E-Prisons is an online version of a shop, a chemist's and a library for the penal system. Relatives put together a package on the website and pay for it. The goods and products are bought in the institution's shop and delivered to the inmate. The disadvantage is that the list of products is limited by the shop's selection. The advantage is that it eliminates the need to visit a shop in person and stand in a queue, and the goods don't need to pass checks.
Any company's document flow can be automated with its help thus saving budget money. The logo suggests two boxes containing documents: the top one symbolises EDISON, the lower represents the office. The infinity sign is suggested as a replacement for bullet points.
Server software creates an infrastructure with public-key encryption. The server can easily withstand hundreds of simultaneous connections. In the client-side application an accountant can save paper by typing out, signing and sending tax declarations from a laptop to the local tax office for inspection any time and from any place in the world.
2002–2024