Delivered work records and their evidence levels

4over4 reported revenue up 82% within six months, one of six results it has published since Netbase delivered e-commerce conversion work on its print store, including a product recommendation engine and an automated conversion of uploaded Adobe Illustrator files into SVG. They are that one company's outcomes on that one store, and this page presents them as nothing wider.

Rebelo AG reported revenue up 39% in the first year, one of four results measured on its own store after Netbase set up a 3D preview inside the online designer used by Rebelo AG, the Portuguese printer founded in 1983, so that boxes and other multi-sided products could be seen as objects rather than as flat artwork. Go-live took about three and a half months.

USticker reported conversion up 40% among users of the design tool, one of five results it has published since Netbase added a background tab to its online designer. A shopper can upload their own image, pick a solid colour, or choose from an image library the store administrator fills. The conversion figure applies only to people who used the design tool, which is how it is published here.

Netbase upgraded the existing online store of ACT Printing, a custom apparel and print shop, with a guided, mobile-first ordering flow, built and tested on staging over about 20 to 25 working days. No business result is published. This record is here because it shows the size of a sensible first project, which most suppliers never put on a website.

Working with a local Odoo implementation partner, Netbase has consulted on and customised Odoo in Vietnam for a range of organisations, none of which is named. This record is published because partner-assisted delivery is worth showing plainly. No figure, no result and no partner name appears on this page.

For an existing client store running Magento that had been compromised, Netbase scoped a three-phase recovery: investigate and assess, clean and restore, then repair and harden. The client is not named, the source is a confidential project document, and no outcome, figure or security guarantee is published. This page describes the work, not the incident.

Netbase redeveloped the user experience, the interface and most of the system behind the online store of a large-format inkjet printing company in Singapore, across several phases and more than a year. The client is not named. No launch date, figure or business result is published here, because the source records none.

Netbase delivered a bilingual classifieds marketplace, in English and Nepali, with paid ads, search, messaging, payments and an AI filter that flags offensive content into an administrator review queue. The client is not named, and no traffic, accuracy or commercial result is claimed.

Netbase designed and built an AI chatbot on WhatsApp Business that handles intents and conversation flows and keeps lead and customer data in step with the client's CRM, delivered in milestones from prototype to knowledge transfer. The client, sector, region and CRM product are not named, and no conversation volume or business result is claimed.

Since 2020, Netbase has worked as offshore development and managing partner on a multi-tenant cloud ERP that a US software company offers as SaaS to small and mid-sized businesses. This record covers phase-one scope for agency SMEs; the client and product are not named, and no usage or business result is claimed.

Geo-Tek IT Solutions, an IT company in Cyprus, bought the Netbase online design tool and had the Printshop template installed by the delivery team. Its customers can either upload finished artwork or design in the browser. Geo-Tek has reported four results for the first period after launch, and they are that company's own figures.

For RB Marketplace, Netbase built an English-first multi-vendor marketplace for West Africa on Laravel, then built the customer shopping app on that marketplace's own API. This record sets out what was delivered on each side, what deliberately stayed in the web panel, and what the project documents do not support. No result is claimed.

Netbase migrated Netztech from Magento 1 to Magento 2 Commerce in 35 working days, moving 11 extensions across with installation, configuration, customization and data transfer. No business result was recorded for this project, so none is published. What this record reports instead is a duration and a scope, both attested.

Netbase scoped and built a bilingual web-to-print platform, Arabic right-to-left and English, for Deyar Printing & Advertising, a printing, packaging, signage and fleet-branding company in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This record separates what was delivered from a third phase that the source describes as planned, and it claims no result for either.

Netbase delivered a headless multi-store reward shop platform for a Dubai-based loyalty and rewards technology company. Each of that company's client programmes gets its own branded reward shop, shoppers pay with a mix of points and cash, and orders route to the right supplier. This anonymised record reports delivered scope only. An agreement of confidentiality covers the engagement, no client is named, and no result is claimed.

PrintLeo, an e-commerce and advertising company, runs the CMSmart WordPress Printshop package with its online design plugin, delivered by Netbase. PrintLeo has reported five results. The delivered scope on record for this project is short, so this record is short too, and it does not stretch what the source says.

For Dey Page, Netbase built a multi-state business directory in Nigeria: a mobile-first web directory, a companion app, and a field-verification process that confirms a listed business actually exists where it says it does. This record reports built scope on a 12-week web and mobile plan. No launch is claimed and no user number is published.

Netbase built custom features into the online designers and order flows of six unnamed print businesses: a photo background remover with more than 30 cartoon filter styles, a page-thumbnail preview bar, invitation-card order rules, finished-size rulers, wallpaper sample ordering and a label website with four design paths. No result is claimed.

Netbase built web-to-print stores with online design tools for print businesses in Singapore, France, the Netherlands and South Korea. The stores run on WooCommerce and WordPress, with a design tool in Angular JS or Vue.js and PDF generation for production files. The clients are not named, and no duration or result is published.