Java Application Development Services

UPC provides world-class card processing services to banks and large acquiring networks in CEE that serve millions of consumers. They were looking for a development partner with custom Java application services and rich fintech experience. Softjourn developed several projects with UPC and continues to create solutions for UPC’s growing needs.

TheatherMania wanted to ensure quicker card payments to speed the payment process for their users. They turned to the Softjourn Java development team to develop a mobile app with an embedded browser component that will allow them to process credit cards. The development team quickly proposed a solution and delivered a high-quality product.

TicketRiver, an event registration company, wanted a UI that would engage its clients’ end users and allow them to easily register for events and buy tickets. TicketRiver’s goal was to encourage end-users to share their positive purchase experience. Softjourn’s Java development teams worked closely with TicketRiver to develop a mobile ticket sales platform with the functionalities they envisioned. 

CentreBack provides its customers with profitability solutions for recurring card-not-present payments. When their clients stressed the need for a repeatable, quantifiable, and strategic approach to managing payment recovery, Softjourn developed a Java-based solution that would be portable across multiple platforms. CentreBack’s merchant authorization success rate improved by 25% with the scalable, safe app developed by Softjourn.

The FenestraPro team approached Softjourn to collaborate on designing environmentally friendly buildings. Softjourn’s task was to develop a software design tool that would provide technical guidance for architects. The solution Softjourn designed helps architects make the right decisions on orientation, thermal performance, and location. 

Softjourn and Nexera have a history of successful projects. A team of developers worked on a complex system for video surveillance and an alarm system for Nexera. The Softjourn project team involved a Project Manager and two Java software developers responsible for developing the solutions that would cater to Nexera’s requirements.

A technology leader in the satellite broadband communication market decided to outsource the development of its AAC subsystem to offer faster internet to the furthest locations. A wide variety of work was performed by two Softjourn software engineers and one QA tester. The team focused on improving redundancy processes and developed a set of cases to ensure the client’s satisfaction and stability of the solution.