FintechPlatform engineering • 2025
Same-day reconciliation for a payments provider
A nightly batch job and three spreadsheets replaced by an event-driven ledger that reconciles card settlements within the hour.
helixpay
Enterprise software - case study - 2017


01 / Brief
Without a doubt, an effectively working online service is a great contribution to a company being successful. The website of our European client didn't meet his customers' expectations. So he approached us with a task of optimizing existing functionality according to their needs. Our primary goal was to create and implement an intuitive GUI in order to make the portal more user-friendly.
02 / Solution
The previous version of the site included a WordPress CMS. We decided to rebuild the portal using a combination of pure PHP and Yii framework. Collaborating closely with the client, our team created an innovative product customization implemented in JavaScript to improve usability. With the help of this new tool customers can configure necessary parameters, including size, colour, shape, fabric, valance and type of installation. Any changes made by a customer are displayed immediately, and as such allows them to view their customized awning instantly. When the customer is satisfied with the result, they can place an order and then receive an automatically generated e-mail, containing all the important details and a blueprint of the awning.
Technology used: PHP, Yii Framework, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
— Tech stack
— Client
KODEERA treated regulatory and engineering as one problem. We hit our compliance deadline without freezing the roadmap.
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