endorsedOngoing

iPad App for Automotive Insurance

Services Covered:

Mobile Application Development

Industry

Financial Services

Duration

143 months

Budget

50K - 199K

Start Date

1 September 2014

Team Size

1-5 Employees

Engagement Model

Offshore

Project Capability Score (PCS)

79/100

Good

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Client

Confidential

Wilkes-Barre, United States of America

Project Summary

LeewayHertz partnered with an extended auto-warranty company to design, develop, test, and implement an iPad app that translates dealer-facing materials into customer-facing content. The vendor delivered version 1.0 on schedule, is cost-effective and produces high-quality work, and continues to support the engagement despite occasional language and discovery gaps.

Key Challenges

Translate dealer-facing materials into customer-facing content.
Explain vehicle service contracts in layman's terms.
Modernize longstanding messaging for a new digital format.

Project Deliverables

iPad app
Visual design
Testing
Implementation in the field

Project Solution

LeewayHertz handled the visual design, development, testing, and field implementation of the iPad app. They partnered with the client's IT team through the process, delivering version 1.0 to market by June 2015 after starting in September 2014, and continue to provide support and iterative work as the engagement remains ongoing.

Project Outcome

Version 1.0 launched in June 2015 and was delivered on schedule.
It's too early to share usage metrics.
Client reports satisfaction with quality and cost and continues the partnership.

Platforms

Mobile

Tech Stack

Client Endorsement

Overall Review Rating

4.5

Timeliness

Cost Rating

Willing to Refer

Quality of Deliverables

“LeewayHertz consistently delivers high-quality work in a timely manner and for an excellent cost. While there was an occasional language barrier, the agency was always willing to compromise on technical details and modify their approach.”
Anonymous
Software Developer
Date: 08/06/2015