Case Studies
See how Wezom has helped its clients achieve their vision of digital innovation
We were approached by Dalnoboy, the pioneer of tire leasing service in Ukraine. They needed to digitalize their services, which, at the moment of request, was supported by paper documentation only.
In 2021, we were approached by a client representing a conglomerate of companies in the field of gas and electricity distribution services to develop a custom CRM system. At the time of the first contact, these companies used disparate ready-made software, such as Microsoft Dynamics.
We created an innovative VoIP telephony platform for an industrial giant. Also, we used AI to automate the processing of applications.
Development of a custom Enterprise Resource Planning System for a company in an oil and gas sector
We launched a personal cabinet for onboarding, staff education, and recruitment automation.
In February 2023, a client approached us to develop an MVP of a mobile application for people who regularly undergo medical analyses, which would allow them to store their results and also monitor dynamics.
How we analyzing a digital company for weaknesses with our service Cybersecurity in eCommerce
Development of a custom learning management system for an energetic company
We digitalize businesses, create ecosystems
New technologies are not an end in themselves, and not progress for the sake of progress. They should make our life better, give new opportunities, reveal the creative potential of a person. The mission of IT company WEZOM is to transform business with the help of technology, to give it the tools for sustainable growth.
The economy of the future will be primarily digital, which means that businesses cannot do without investments in digital. The only question is how to extract the maximum return from these investments. Our IT product company has been creating digital business solutions for over 23 years. We firmly know how to make IT products for solving applied problems, avoiding typical mistakes, non-obvious problems and “draining” budgets.