Mobile application for Fintech Organization
Client
Streamline and optimize your sales commission calculation and validation process by providing your sales representatives with real-time monitoring.
Our client Checksign, a French and independent software publisher, helps all types of companies (start-ups, TPE-SME, ETI, SBF120, CAC40) to simplify and secure the processes for calculating and validating sales team commissions. Checksign offers an APP and an API in SaaS mode as well as connectors with the main CRM tools on the market.
Checksign allows you to simulate in real time all the commissions to be collected on the orders and contracts you sign. A dashboard showing the history accompanies you all year round.
Solution
Here are the main features of the application we delivered to our client
Module for presenting signed commission plans
Module for calculating commissions on orders/customer contracts signed
Sales team performance statistics module by type of indicator
Commercial commission validation rules management module
Interface module with the main CRM tools on the market
Research and EDM module for customer orders/contracts
Simulation module Simulation module
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Duration
7500 h
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Team
IOS Developers, Golang Developers, UI/UX Designer
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Technologies
Kotlin, Swift, Jira, Firebase, Figma
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