Case Studies

HomeFlow’s software runs 500+ UK estate agencies and needed experienced front-end React and back-end Ruby developers. EchoGlobal supplied a four-person team on a tight timeline. They built large JS components, maintained legacy sites and cleared a long backlog.

Low6 needed a long-term partner for a sports gaming platform built by several previous teams. EchoGlobal supplied three web developers and DevOps engineers. They rebuilt the back end and API, moved to microservices and Azure, and Low6 scaled operations.

A US Fortune 500 construction-software company needed engineers to upgrade its estimating and drafting product. EchoGlobal assembled devs, an Azure expert and QA engineers on a tight schedule. They modernised the product and automated the infrastructure.

TS wanted to outsource development of its Django guidebook platform for short-term rentals. EchoGlobal assembled a five-person web team that shipped in small, testable releases. They delivered messaging, PDF generation, multilingual support and moved the product to REST API.

Platinium Group sells tickets for Formula One, ATP and MotoGP and wanted an outsourced team next to its in-house IT. EchoGlobal built a 20-person full-stack team fast. They migrated the ticketing platform from legacy code to modern frameworks and removed manual operations.

PWN a UK conference-calling provider, needed telecom-savvy engineers to modernise its platform. EchoGlobal built a four-person back-end team. They moved payments from legacy PHP to Python, broke the monolith into microservices and rebuilt the internal management tool.

Litera needed extra developers for its Change-Pro legal document comparison product on a tight deadline. EchoGlobal placed two C++/C# engineers on time and under budget. They rebuilt the product, added Open Office XML support and a custom import tool, and improved security.

Made, the UK online furniture retailer, needed more dev capacity for a microservice back office. EchoGlobal ramped up a four-person Python team that integrated with the on-site engineers. They delivered supply-chain and order-fulfilment features on schedule using TDD and DDD.

Glasscubes wanted to replace unreliable freelancers and rebuild its iOS and Android apps. EchoGlobal assembled a dedicated mobile team fast and kept it on for maintenance. They shipped several major releases, worked through a large bug backlog and improved reliability and security.