Real requirements.
Connected solutions.

Mobile and web applications bringing training, events, warranty registration and rewards into a connected experience.

An integrated website and mobile application giving customers a choice of how to order online.

PappaRich’s loyalty application supported member identification, points and promotions. A later version added vouchers, promotional codes, reward redemption and an outlet finder.

PappaRich Australia’s website provided a central place for company information, products and promotions. Its content management system enabled the marketing team to maintain website content as requirements changed.

KLAF 2023 combined a festival website with a mobile application for programme information, speaker details and event updates. The app supported registration, an event calendar and QR-based e-ticketing.

KLAF 2024’s website and mobile application supported attendee registration, event check-in and festival announcements. The project also included in-app purchases and digital business cards.

KDK’s e-warranty web application supported online product registration. An administration portal enabled the team to maintain product models and export registration reports.

UR-MU’s revamped website brought museum information, admission ticketing and event booking into a content-managed experience. The later project profile described an expansion from one location to three.

MyECLY provided a mobile ordering and payment channel for a New Zealand food distributor serving grocers and restaurants. The application offered customers an alternative to placing orders by phone or fax.

KL East Mall’s mobile application combined a store directory and promotions with QR-based gift or voucher redemption. The project also included event registration and reservation features.

The Maybank Treats mobile project brought cardmember offers and privileges into a mobile experience, covering categories such as dining, shopping and travel.

This campaign microsite connected gifting with personal voice messages. Sender and recipient codes supported the recording and playback journey, while a back-office interface supported campaign administration.