The product is an air quality monitoring system collecting info from sensors across the Logicify open space. The sensors measure temperature, humidity and CO2 levels. If any of these levels are outside pre-set boundaries, a notification is sent to office managers. In addition to actionable charts allowing research and climate system tuning, the visual interface displays additional useful info: weather widget, agenda for the upcoming company events (IT talks, birthdays, company events, etc).

Stage 2 of the product presumes full automation. E.g. if temperature reaches 26˚C or higher, air conditioning system is turned on. Full visual map of the building is displayed on a standalone display, showing sensor coverage. The display is also used as an additional public channel to deliver company-wide advertisements along with traditional emails.

A mobile app helping to find a free seat in an restaurant

• cafes, restaurants list
• offering free seats in a cafe / restaurant
• finding a free seat in a cafe / restaurant
• possibility to accept or reject an offer to join user's table by another user
• push notifications, reminders
• web CMS panel for managing all the data for the application

As Logicify grew, we required a centralized place to store our internal rules and knowledge. This project was built as an aggregator of several applications and areas: a company knowledge base, feedback collector to get ideas from employees on different questions, a module to register and inform employees about their paid time off, and documents storage. There is also a section with educational videos from our internal IT talks and a constantly updated news column.

As of 2018, the project is still under development. The next stage will include adding personalized learning paths, so that people will be able to select courses among the proposed, pass them, leave comments and ratings. It will help those currently on the bench to quickly get up to speed. We will also include a new PTO section, where employees will view calendar with their vacations, illnesses and business trips.

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Account Management System (AMS) is used internally by FSFE. From the technical perspective, it has several components: a user-facing website, a Python interface to the FSFE Community Database, an OpenID Connect Provider for the AMS authentication, and a dockerized PostgreSQL database. All components are Flask-based.

When Logicify was founded in 2010, it was a small team with all processes simple and visible. As we grew, additional processes were established, and at some point we needed an ERP-like system to keep finance, HR, accounting, document generation under control. At the same time, we did not require a fully-functional business system, which would have been excessive for our needs and too expensive to implement. Thus, we decided to develop our own solution, simple yet covering all our needs.

This internal ERP system consists of several pieces. The first one eases the internal payroll by generating and sending invoices to employees. Data is collected from Google spreadsheets, then pdfs are generated and sent to people as attachments. User interface is a simple Google page. The workflow is done on monthly basis or upon request.

Another piece is an internal tool built to track paid time off for Logicify employees. It allows emailing one-click on-demand reports to people, stating how much PTOs they have left for the given period, as well as breakdown per PTO type (sick leave, vacation, business trip or shifting their working day).