Technousa
About Technousa
Our front end and backend programmers have developed and delivered some significant SAAS / cloud based projects in technologies like .Net, PHP, AngularJS, Azure, Javascripting, HTML5, CSS3, jquery, ajax, Sitefinity, U...Read more
Our front end and backend programmers have developed and delivered some significant SAAS / cloud based projects in technologies like .Net, PHP, AngularJS, Azure, Javascripting, HTML5, CSS3, jquery, ajax, Sitefinity, Umbraco, Dotnetnuke, Kentico and much more. We are also expert sin delivering browser extensions that have helped business automate many of their processes.
We are also a top notch agency in internet marketing viz SEO, SEM, SMO, SMM, PPC and also technical / content writing and data entry / research / processing services.
As a firm we provide range of services:
►Web, Mobile and Desktop Custom/ Bespoke Application Development
►IT And Business Consulting
►UI/UX & Designing
►Quality Assurance
►Marketing & Branding
►IT Infrastructure
►Writing & Translation
►Data Entry
►Hire Full / Part time resources
Some Significant Solutions:
Custom CMS / CRM, Ecommerce, Responsive Websites, ERP, BPM, Helpdesk, Cloud / SAAS, Payroll, Airline / Hotel Booking, Hybrid mobile apps, Finance / bank applications, Restaurant online ordering, real estate, social networking, portals
Our programmers have developed and delivered some significant project in below:
Microsoft Technologies, .Net, ASP.NET, C#, VB.Net, PHP, MSSQL, Mysql, Azure, Android, iPhone,HTML5, CSS3, Sitefinity, Kentico, Umbraco, Dotnetnuke, KnockoutJS, NodeJS, AngularJS, EmberJS, Javascript, Kendo UI, Telerik, jquery, ajax, Dotnetnuke, MEAN, MongoDB, Lightswitch, Silverlight, WPF, WCF, Web Services, Web API, MVC, Wordpress, Bootstrap,Java, 3rd party API Integration, Chrome Extension Development.
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Industry Focus
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Parts / Inventory Management and Ecommerce
Ecommerce Development Microsoft SQL Server Programming, C#, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3, HTML5, .NET Framework, Web Services, ASP.NET MVC
The website along with the import of inventory parts and the CMS panel had much unique functionality, some of which are mentioned below:
1. Import of brake parts in various categories viz. Rotors, Calipers, Brake Drums, Brake Pads, Brake Lines, Brake Shoes, Pad Sensors, Brake Fluid and Brake accessories.
2. The import was done using a spreadsheet of various brands and then two separate spreadsheets for each product category. For example once the brand spreadsheet was imported, rotors data could be imported using its app guide and Prices spreadsheets.
3. The App guide excel consisted of various brake parts based on year, make and model and the prices excel then had the brake parts available in various brands along with actual part number, prices and many other details for the respective brake part`.
4. The prices spreadsheets had a lot of data to process with most of them having around 80 columns and rows running over 50,000. But the import process was very quick in spite of such huge data and took maximum 3-4 minutes.
5. The products were accessed using a combination of year, make and model and could be filtered in various ways through product categories, brands or directly using year/make/model and then selecting the respective category.
6. Each product could be accessed using its details page, which in turn had “Add to Cart” button which presented to the user various parts with different specifications / prices and the user could add to cart based on his / her preference.
7. The user can add multiple products, select shipping method and then checkout and make payment using the PayPal credit card option.
8. Once the orders are placed, the user can track them through his / her account.
9. The Admin / CMS panel also had the option to track orders as well as place new ones as can be done from the frontend.
10. Once the orders are placed, the brakeworld associates after verifying the order submit it for processing so that the respective parts
can be checked / procures and then dispatched to the customer.
11. At each stage the status each part in the order is updated by the brakeworld associates. Manage Orders also had the facility to print the receipt, print labels, etc. Tracking of orders through various carriers in admin and frontend was also there.
12. Return requests were also managed through frontend and admin.
13. Invoices and Apply credit (for NET / wholesale customers only) were built separately on devexpress.
14. Other than functionality, many SEO related static pages were also updated as per the new design.
15. A new customer could be added using the CMS and multiple orders could be placed for the same customer from the admin panel unless intentionally cleared from session. Other than the usual customer, a NET / wholesale customer could also be added which had different process applied to their cart at the time of checkout.
16. Brands also could be added through CMS panel.
17. There was also extensive implementation of discounts as per the data imported into the system and various rules applied thereafter based on product and customer. Apart from discounts, the application also had Manage coupons functionality.
Survey Android App and Web Portal for Government of Haryana, India
Mobile Development Mobile App Development, Microsoft SQL Server Programming, ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, Web Services Development, ASP.NET, C#, SQLite Programming, Java, Android SDK
The main features which were covered under the mobile app are as follows:
1. Once the application would be installed successfully, the user would first sync the main master data from the main database which would basically import users, corporations, councils, committees and any other master data into the app’s local database.
2. On successful sync of master data, the surveyor can login as per the credentials given to him / her by SUDAH.
3. On login, the home page would have options to add a new homeless record or search for an existing one.
4. During survey the adding of a new record would be done by filling in step by step details with each step capturing a few details.
5. The most crucial details were capturing the person’s name, photo using the phone camera functionality and capturing the location where the record is being added using GPS location of the phone. The photo and GPS location add to the credibility of the survey being carried out.
6. The app would function even if there is no internet and the can push data to the main database once internet is available.
7. The survey has to be carried out across various corporation, councils and committees.
8. The survey would be carried out three times at the same locations as in the first instance. Any new records would be added and the ones which were already added during first or second survey would be marked as homeless the 2nd / 3rd or 2nd time respectively.
9. The app would also record any dependents associated with a homeless person and consequently add the associated dependent records as well through the app and the respective data would be related to each other.
10. The surveyors can use the search functionality to search for records added by themselves and carry out the below functions:
-Can edit the record unless it has been marked as “non editable”.
-Can mark the person as being fund homeless second or third time during the respective survey cycles.
The main features of the web portal are as follows:
1. The main purpose of the web portal was to be able to provide access to the homeless survey data to various stakeholders of this initiative to provide homes to the urban homeless population.
2. To achieve the main objective of the portal, a comprehensive search facility as well as access all records was available for the personnel in charge.
3. Using this portal, the user would also be able to download complete homeless records data into a spreadsheet.
4. A homeless record could be added through the portal as well as it had the facility of bulk importing the records through a spreadsheet.
5. The detailed view of each record was available through the web portal and if found to be correct it could be marked as “non editable” so that the survey cannot make further changes to it. This was to ensure that none of the collected data gets deleted or updated incorrectly.
6. The web portal also had custom reports to display the homeless count across various towns / districts as well as count based on the number of times people were found homeless.
7. The web portal also had provision for uploading any other analysis reports, videos, images, proposal reports , etc associated with this initiative for identifying the urban homeless and providing them with shelter.
8. Lastly any survey users were also created through the web portal.
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