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Inventive Helpdesk
Inventive's products and clients needed one place for support. I built the company's multi-tenant support platform and shipped it on my own, from the Next.js frontend and Frappe backend to the release pipeline.
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- 105 REST APIs
- 2,700+ automated tests on every push
- Under 2 min per release, down from 16
- Under 4 min per CI run, down from 13
What it does
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Email to ticket
Polls support mailboxes on a 2-minute schedule and turns emails into tickets, with threaded CC replies.
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Client separation
Keeps every client's tickets separate across agent, manager, admin and integration roles.
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Teams meetings
Books Microsoft Teams meetings from inside a ticket through Microsoft Graph.
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Live desk
Updates the desk live over Socket.IO, with notifications and an internal knowledge base.
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In-app reporting
Lets users of the engineering app report an issue directly through a REST API.
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Microsoft sign-in
Signs staff in with Microsoft Entra ID.
How it ships
Every push runs the tests, at 89% backend and 72% frontend coverage. Caching the Docker base image in GitHub Actions cut release time by 90%, and deployments have health checks and automatic rollback.
Enemtech IT Service Desk
Enemtech's companies needed one IT desk. I started from a clean copy of Helpdesk and turned it into its own product: employees raise an incident when something breaks or a request when they need something, and one IT team works every company's tickets.
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What it does
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Self-service portal
Employees raise and follow their own tickets.
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Email to ticket
Tickets arrive by email from each company's registered domain.
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IT assets
IT tracks every device and who holds it.
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Knowledge base
Articles are reviewed before they're published.
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Updates
By email, plus WhatsApp where IT switches it on.
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Microsoft sign-in
Employees sign in with Microsoft.
Support Take-off
An engineer measures about 300 pipe-support drawings by hand in a 9-hour shift. Support Take-off reads each CAD drawing, matches it to the type on the client's sheet, calculates the side lengths and writes the client report. The goal is more than 300 supports in a few hours.
Client data is redacted in these screenshots.
- 51 of 72 drawing types measured automatically, the rest go to manual work
- About 1.5 s to read each drawing
- 0 paid AI calls: every check is a coded rule
Why people can trust it
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Real geometry
Every length comes from the drawing's own geometry, never a guess.
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Held back, with reasons
Anything it can't prove is held back with the reason in plain words.
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Teach it once
An engineer can mark a side once, and the tool measures the rest of that type the same way.
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No hard-coding
Nothing about a type is hard-coded, so a revised sheet needs no code change.
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Stays on your PC
It runs on the user's own PC, so no drawing leaves it.