CONCLUSION NEOTALENT, S.A.

The Shell First portal consists of a B2C application where activation flows for physical and virtual discount cards are available. In addition, a map of stations is dynamically configured in the backoffice, providing all the necessary information about them, including geographic location through the map view. The entire portal is highly responsive Reactive Web with a template and theme oriented to the tabs proposed by the Shell brand.

QSA is a portal composed of more than ten web applications, a mobile application, and a general REST API interface in order to provide data for the dataflow, developed all in just one year. This portal came to fill the needs of the department with the same name as the portal, and until then, they used Excel and paper to solve their flows. This solution has facilitated work, drastically reduced the use of paper and increased gains in user task execution times, thus optimizing flows and times. This solution is implemented in a customized architecture model based on the Domain-Oriented Architecture Canvas. This model allows for rapid growth and change whenever necessary, always in a robust and transparent way. The potential of this portal has led to it continuing to grow, always in a sustained manner and always bringing more value to the customer.

LCM is a product that was born with the intention of managing discount campaigns for all types of products from Prio and Shell brands in the Iberian Peninsula. The development based on Agile principles allowed a quick delivery of a solution that replaced the existing solution in record time. To allow high scalability, transparency and separation of ownership, this product was developed in an architecture model supported by the domain-oriented Architecture Canvas. This decision gave the solution high robustness and an incredible gain in development speed since all responsibilities are well defined. Now, the LCM product supports the entire system of product discounts based on cards and brand vouchers at all service stations in the Prio/Shell network.