The primary objective is to develop a comprehensive Online Therapy MVP that will provide a safe and accessible space for individuals to connect with professional therapists and psychologists. Tailored to the unique needs of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, the project aspires to set new standards in the mental healthcare landscape of the region, offering an unrivalled experience with a wide range of services and features. The application will strive to be robust and highly secure, not only meeting the expectations but exceeding the aspirations of the targeted audience in need of mental health support. One key feature of the solution will be the ability for clients to browse a comprehensive set of assessment questionnaires (intake quiz) and be matched with the most suitable therapist respective to the diagnosed underlying problems, as well as the ability for users to purchase subscription tier-based service packages. Along with the integration of video call functionality, using a third-party service like Twilio or Vonage. This will allow the service provider and their clients to communicate remotely, increasing the accessibility of the services being offered.

 

The primary objective of this project is to design and implement an event-driven backend system that automates the generation, validation, and delivery of healthcare-related EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) files, such as 834 (Eligibility and Enrollment), 837 (Claims), and 835 (Remittance Advice). These files are essential for secure, standardized, and compliant data exchange between healthcare providers, payers, and regulatory partners.

This system aims to:

• Ensure compliance with HIPAA and EDI X12 standards through rigorous validation (via Cotiviti).
• Enable seamless integration with external vendors like Avesis, Nations Benefits, and Reveleer through SFTP-based delivery mechanisms.
• Maintain operational transparency and traceability using real-time monitoring and logging via SigNoz.
• Support future scalability and workflow orchestration through modular design and integration with AWS services like SQS and Step Functions.

The client wanted to develop an online marketplace application where marketers can register, create their own stores, and sell products on behalf of the client or vendors. Vendors can upload products, manage inventory, and set shipping methods. Marketers have the option to choose from 20 predefined themes, customize store settings (logo, content, domain), and earn commissions as affiliates.
The platform includes warehouse and order management, and integrates with third-party services like GoDaddy for domain registration and PayPal for payments. It follows a subscription-based model (free or paid) and is designed to support multiple languages.