← back to projects@Funerária S. João This app was back then (2011), created to streamline and maintain price lists that the business is legally obliged to have, which in turn would be directly bounded with some kind of stock control (we (…)
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← back to projects@Funerária S. João This was the first app made here due to the need to streamline a process that took more than a morning every month, as it was a manual process of balance sheet and month-end accounts. (…)
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← back to projects@Funerária S. João This was one of the last Filemaker apps I made here in this company, a little while after leaving the family business in 2014 and returning 100% to technology. This one was more aesthetically up-to-date (…)
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← back to projects@Funerária S. João In 2010 I was forced to assist a family business. The deal was a little bizarre for what I was used to, say… it was a funeral home. I took the opportunity in the company’s (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA Yet another small tool, just because…Actually, because I don’t like to see colleagues suffering when we can optimize a process. Spending some hours to save many more throughout the year. So I have an administrative colleague that (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA At the beginning of 2019, this application replaced the previous APDCA Prospection Mailing due to the fact that the source of data to be processed was different and these were originally of better quality and partially qualified. (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA In 2018, with a focus on prospecting new members, the objective of this app was initially to clean the data obtained by the Console app scrapping application in order to result in quality scraped data. It allowed (…)
tell me moreAPDCA Eventos
← back to projects@APDCA Back in 2018, APDCA promoted its first convention for members and non-members. We were receiving registrations for the event through a form on APDCA site, that the administrative services would then follow up with confirmation and sending (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA This was a tool created to streamline administrative services when a new member is being admitted. It gets the new member data through a call to a custom proxy API with the AgileCRM API (the CRM used). (…)
tell me moreAPDCA institutional site & members area
← back to projects@APDCA Site based on WordPress (a platform chosen due to the limited availability of resources and time in the department) with close integration with the association’s internal database and services, resorting to the use of customized code, with (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA A members-only digital forum space. Setup and integration with an existing MyBB forum engine. Since some of the users are not very fond of technological experience, some traditional elements present in the forums have been cut and (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA A small web app for checking whether a car registration license is canceled or not. It uses as a resource a proxy rest service that I created that actually replicates the post/request to the official website that (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA This web application was born voluntarily on my initiative. There was a recurrent manual procedure by an employee that was tedious and not very productive; it involved downloading an excel file from one site on a regular (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA This is a web application created for the association’s internal use with the aim of streamlining internal and administrative processes in order to alleviate the lack of human resources. Used to consult affiliate and associate programs, their (…)
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← back to projects@APDCA This was perhaps the second application I made in APDCA after I started my job there, it was about creating a secondary database with potential associates for prospecting. The data came from public information on public websites (…)
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