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Rising Talent
Project details
We provide all-in-one tools for agile management, task allocation, and project management that can provide a digital view of your workspace right on your screen.
Features we can provide includes:
- Dashboard (Admin, User)
- PM/KanBan/Epic/Backlog
- Team & Employee management Module:
Admin & employee profiles, Day-to-day task management, Check-in and Check out, Attendance, Planning and keeping track, scheduling shifts, task allotting, Hours worked, To-do list maintenance, Leaves, Notifications.
- HR Module:
Assets, Assets Allocations, New Users, Departments, Employees, teams, file category, dashboard, and suggestions
- Reports and My Drive
Documents, Zip files, Audio, Videos, Images, Important files
- Work Load Section:
All Projects, Dependency, all resources, resources details
- My Work:
My Projects, to-do list, Attendance, Tasks, Calendar, Notifications
- Finance Section:
Billable Hours, Invoices, Income, Provident Fund, Expenses, Salaries, Loans, Transactions, Cash Categories
- CRM
Leads, Search lead, Add leads,
- Video Calling functionality:
Planning and scheduling video calls
- Payment Integration (pricing plans)
Platforms(Web, iOS and Android)
Features we can provide includes:
- Dashboard (Admin, User)
- PM/KanBan/Epic/Backlog
- Team & Employee management Module:
Admin & employee profiles, Day-to-day task management, Check-in and Check out, Attendance, Planning and keeping track, scheduling shifts, task allotting, Hours worked, To-do list maintenance, Leaves, Notifications.
- HR Module:
Assets, Assets Allocations, New Users, Departments, Employees, teams, file category, dashboard, and suggestions
- Reports and My Drive
Documents, Zip files, Audio, Videos, Images, Important files
- Work Load Section:
All Projects, Dependency, all resources, resources details
- My Work:
My Projects, to-do list, Attendance, Tasks, Calendar, Notifications
- Finance Section:
Billable Hours, Invoices, Income, Provident Fund, Expenses, Salaries, Loans, Transactions, Cash Categories
- CRM
Leads, Search lead, Add leads,
- Video Calling functionality:
Planning and scheduling video calls
- Payment Integration (pricing plans)
Platforms(Web, iOS and Android)
Programming Languages
HTML & CSS, JavaScript, ASP.NETCoding Expertise
Cross Browser & Device Compatibility, Performance Optimization, SecurityWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$12,000
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Standard
$20,000
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Advanced
$25,000
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|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | 15 days | 30 days | 40 days |
Number of Revisions | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Design Customization | - | - | |
Content Upload | |||
Responsive Design | |||
Source Code |
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Ryan L.
Aug 28, 2026
SaaS web app that uses GPT-3 to generate high quality content
This team has a 100% job success score because, in my experience, when they can’t smooth things over with unhappy clients after taking their money, they stop responding and either find a way to get the project removed or leave it open. Look at the “In Progress” tab on their profile: many projects have been open for years, including some from 6 years ago. Believe me, these aren’t happy clients. And this is only one of their accounts. In my view, their true performance is closer to 10% than 100%.
I am sure they can handle basic work, but if your project is in any way complex or time-sensitive, don’t rely on them. I was told my project would take a maximum of 21 weeks. More than 3.5 years later, it is still unfinished. Your main leverage is withholding payment, so learn from my experience: do not pay in advance.
The salesperson deserves 100%. He worked to understand every requirement, brought an expert onto the call, and gave me confidence based on their claimed “similar and relevant projects and experience.” Unfortunately, once the project began, I was handed off to people who knew nothing about what had been agreed.
My experience:
1. I provided a document with every requirement in thorough detail so they could quote accurately. After starting, they still charged me for a “user stories” phase that rehashed my existing document, already broken down by user. Despite this, functionality was repeatedly recorded incorrectly or omitted. I would send corrections, be told they were done, then spend significant time reviewing only to find many changes had not been made or were wrong. Eventually, after a tremendous amount of my time and frustration, the user stories were finally correct. I paid and moved on.
2. The next phase involved functional/flow diagrams for each user and function. They felt sloppy and rushed and omitted much of the functionality already covered in my document and user stories. Once again, I spent substantial time re-explaining requirements we had already gone over repeatedly. Eventually the diagrams were corrected. I paid again, despite little substantive progress beyond repeatedly documenting the same requirements, because I wanted to keep things moving
3. The design phase was terrible, so I had my in-house team design all the templates and gave them those to use for the remaining pages. Again, much of the previously agreed functionality was missing from the pages, which was extremely frustrating. The same pattern repeated: I sent notes, was told changes were done, reviewed them, and found many had not been done or were done incorrectly. I complained, things improved briefly, then the same behaviour returned. Eventually the designs accurately reflected the functionality. I paid and moved to front-end development.
4. When the front-end programming work was eventually shown to me, they had changed many things from the approved designs for no apparent reason. After all the time spent perfecting the design phase, the developer just ignored it. I again spent a lot of time getting them to make it match. The same “done/not actually done” cycle repeated, including basic functionality such as what buttons should open and where links should go. Eventually the front end was correct. I paid and moved to backend development.
5. The backend developer again changed much of what we had spent so long completing in the previous phase and did not keep a backup. I still do not understand the purpose of all these paid phases if the next developer ignores or changes them. From there, the same cycle continued over a much longer period: promised corrections, changes said to be completed when they were not, and endless follow-ups. We never got there.
Missed deadlines were also common. I would be given a date for completion, weeks would pass with no apparent progress, the date would come and go, and nothing would be delivered. Eventually they stopped sending changes altogether. Every follow-up brought another promise, but the work never came. Finally, they stopped responding. My impression is that leaving the project open avoids having the outcome reflected in their score, which would also explain the many years-old “in progress” projects.
I am curious to see what they do now that I am leaving negative feedback, and how Upwork handles a dispute involving a team that generates significant fees for the platform.
My advice: do not pay in advance; withhold payment until each phase is 100% complete and verified to your satisfaction; keep every requirement, promise and approval in writing; and have a signed contract outside Upwork where appropriate. Fortunately, we have everything documented and a separate contract. Unless they make this right with a full refund after I close the project and request one, I intend to pursue recovery through court for the money already paid, the substantial time I personally spent correcting their work, and the major opportunity we missed because this project was never completed.
I am sure they can handle basic work, but if your project is in any way complex or time-sensitive, don’t rely on them. I was told my project would take a maximum of 21 weeks. More than 3.5 years later, it is still unfinished. Your main leverage is withholding payment, so learn from my experience: do not pay in advance.
The salesperson deserves 100%. He worked to understand every requirement, brought an expert onto the call, and gave me confidence based on their claimed “similar and relevant projects and experience.” Unfortunately, once the project began, I was handed off to people who knew nothing about what had been agreed.
My experience:
1. I provided a document with every requirement in thorough detail so they could quote accurately. After starting, they still charged me for a “user stories” phase that rehashed my existing document, already broken down by user. Despite this, functionality was repeatedly recorded incorrectly or omitted. I would send corrections, be told they were done, then spend significant time reviewing only to find many changes had not been made or were wrong. Eventually, after a tremendous amount of my time and frustration, the user stories were finally correct. I paid and moved on.
2. The next phase involved functional/flow diagrams for each user and function. They felt sloppy and rushed and omitted much of the functionality already covered in my document and user stories. Once again, I spent substantial time re-explaining requirements we had already gone over repeatedly. Eventually the diagrams were corrected. I paid again, despite little substantive progress beyond repeatedly documenting the same requirements, because I wanted to keep things moving
3. The design phase was terrible, so I had my in-house team design all the templates and gave them those to use for the remaining pages. Again, much of the previously agreed functionality was missing from the pages, which was extremely frustrating. The same pattern repeated: I sent notes, was told changes were done, reviewed them, and found many had not been done or were done incorrectly. I complained, things improved briefly, then the same behaviour returned. Eventually the designs accurately reflected the functionality. I paid and moved to front-end development.
4. When the front-end programming work was eventually shown to me, they had changed many things from the approved designs for no apparent reason. After all the time spent perfecting the design phase, the developer just ignored it. I again spent a lot of time getting them to make it match. The same “done/not actually done” cycle repeated, including basic functionality such as what buttons should open and where links should go. Eventually the front end was correct. I paid and moved to backend development.
5. The backend developer again changed much of what we had spent so long completing in the previous phase and did not keep a backup. I still do not understand the purpose of all these paid phases if the next developer ignores or changes them. From there, the same cycle continued over a much longer period: promised corrections, changes said to be completed when they were not, and endless follow-ups. We never got there.
Missed deadlines were also common. I would be given a date for completion, weeks would pass with no apparent progress, the date would come and go, and nothing would be delivered. Eventually they stopped sending changes altogether. Every follow-up brought another promise, but the work never came. Finally, they stopped responding. My impression is that leaving the project open avoids having the outcome reflected in their score, which would also explain the many years-old “in progress” projects.
I am curious to see what they do now that I am leaving negative feedback, and how Upwork handles a dispute involving a team that generates significant fees for the platform.
My advice: do not pay in advance; withhold payment until each phase is 100% complete and verified to your satisfaction; keep every requirement, promise and approval in writing; and have a signed contract outside Upwork where appropriate. Fortunately, we have everything documented and a separate contract. Unless they make this right with a full refund after I close the project and request one, I intend to pursue recovery through court for the money already paid, the substantial time I personally spent correcting their work, and the major opportunity we missed because this project was never completed.
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Ahsan J.
May 19, 2025
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Bob L.
Jan 18, 2025
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Shareefah H.
Jan 7, 2025
Cloud-Based Electronic Health Record...Plan...Build...Execute!
Highly Recommended!!! Working with Xeven Solutions was such a fantastic experience. Expect top-notch service when working with this team. They were so professional, understanding of my situation, accommodating my needs at the time, and offering creative solutions to maximize success with my project. I could not have chosen a better team of project managers, doctors, and developers. I learned so much from Xeven and look forward to working with them again. Thank you all so much. Irfan, you're such an inspiring leader. Keep up the great work!
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Jack M.
Jan 3, 2025
AI Workflow Specialist & Tutor Needed for Multi-Agent Chat Setup and LangChain Integration
Irfan is a hard-working, engaging, and accessible freelancer who clearly wants the best for his clients. Our project began with an enthusiastic consultation where we explored ambitious AI-driven solutions. After our first few days, however, I realized I’d set unclear expectations about deliverables and budget. Irfan’s team dedicated substantial time (over $600 worth of work) without producing the smaller, incremental progress I initially hoped for. This was largely a misalignment on my part—I take full responsibility for not providing more precise, phased goals upfront.
I do believe Irfan and his team genuinely aim to deliver excellent results. For those considering working with him, I’d strongly recommend establishing concrete milestones and clear communication from the start so both parties know what to expect. Irfan has a passion for innovation, and with well-defined objectives, I’m confident he can create tremendous value. Thank you, Irfan, for the stimulating discussions and best wishes for your future projects.
I do believe Irfan and his team genuinely aim to deliver excellent results. For those considering working with him, I’d strongly recommend establishing concrete milestones and clear communication from the start so both parties know what to expect. Irfan has a passion for innovation, and with well-defined objectives, I’m confident he can create tremendous value. Thank you, Irfan, for the stimulating discussions and best wishes for your future projects.
About Muhammad
AI & Machine Learning Expert | Generative AI | Computer Vision | NLP
100%
Job Success
Bahawalpur, Pakistan - 11:53 pm local time
With over 10+ years of professional experience in software development, including 5+ years dedicated to crafting software tools and products centered around Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
My expertise lies in the fields of Generative AI, Computer Vision, and Natural Language Processing and handling Large Language Models
Leveraging both academic knowledge and practical industry insights, I excel in conducting industrial research and feasibility analyses. Furthermore, I possess the capability to implement cutting-edge methodologies gleaned from the latest scientific literature.
✅ What I Offer:
𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐀𝐈: Delve into the realm of creative AI, where machines produce realistic and novel content across various mediums.
𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧: Equip your systems with the ability to understand and interpret visual data, enabling applications like image recognition and object detection.
𝐍𝐋𝐏: Empower your projects with language understanding capabilities, facilitating tasks such as sentiment analysis and text generation.
💡 Why Collaborate with Me?
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐞: With a solid foundation in AI and machine learning, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
𝐓𝐞𝐜𝐡𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲: I am adept at utilizing a wide array of tools and frameworks, ensuring optimal implementation and performance.
𝐈𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬: Stay ahead of the curve with cutting-edge solutions tailored to your specific requirements.
𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤: Python (Numpy, pandas, OpenCV, Keras, PyTorch), AWS, Google Cloud, GPU, machine learning APIs, Docker.
Let's connect and discuss how we can leverage these technologies to achieve your goals.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Muhammad can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Muhammad receives requirements from you.
Muhammad works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
R&D
We start with the R&D of your idea and do our complete Analysis to draw your scope of work.
Design and Front-end
We convert your idea into the designs and give them visual form prior to the Front-end coding of the design.