Axmor vs. Chetu

I think that Amor is well suited in scenarios where businesses need to develop "application testing" and "application management and support" related with the communication and improvements for their employees, and even with the storage of important data, highlighting cases where this companies work in remote or hybrid mechanisms and spaces.

Incentivized

Overall,
Chetu has been a dependable partner for us, and I’d recommend them to teams
looking for a capable offshore development partner that’s easy to collaborate
with and focused on getting things done.

• Decision support tools.
• Application Testing.
• Web Development.

Incentivized

• Different design.
• More capacity for data.

Incentivized

From a
technical standpoint, the developers we’ve worked with have been solid—able to
take direction, integrate with our existing systems, and deliver work that
meets our standards. We’ve also appreciated the regular status calls and
transparent progress updates, which make collaboration across time zones much
easier.

I think that more than "stacking up" different softwares or applications, it is important to see how they can give us different capacities and mechanisms so that we can improve our work. In this sense, and from my point of view, more than comparing, this software and applications complement each other very well.

Incentivized

• System and data integration.

Incentivized