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Fresh House Limited Liability is a Puerto-Rica based company, providing nutritious food items to customers. They have an eCommerce website known as NutriSana, where customers can order food baskets designed by certified Nutritionists and approved by doctors. Their area of service covers all of Puerto Rica.
Project Brief
The client wanted a mobile application for his company, where customers could conveniently buy the products offered by the farmers. Since the area of functionality of the app was set to Spain only, the client wanted the contents of the app to be in Spanish. The client also required an admin panel for product approval and rejection purposes.
Solution Delivered
Cynoteck developed an application flow and created the design. Post client’s approval, the prototype was segregated into two parts: Farmer Seller App and Farmer Customer App.
Cynoteck developed the Farmer Customer Application for the end-users to allow them to buy products offered by the farmers.
Designed a system where farmers can register themselves and list their products for selling, post verification by the admin.
The Farmer Seller App was designed for sellers to promote and sell their products. It was also responsible for managing all the offered products and farmers’ profiles as well.
An admin panel was created for the management of both applications simultaneously.
Cynoteck developed a marketplace platform for the client where sellers and buyers can interact hassle-free.
Our experts developed an admin panel for the verification of the products, so the customers get genuine superior quality products.
We created a convenient way for the customers to buy products offered by the farmers from their mobile phones.
Designed a digital platform for farmers to promote and sell their products to the masses to generate more profits.
