The problem TradeTez - SDK & API's for Trade documents solves

TradeTez SDK & API's simplifies the creation of configuration files for Trade Documents by providing a user-friendly UI with social login, offering a web2 experience. Previously, users had to run a list of command lines to create the configuration file, requiring setup of a Node.js environment and installation of the Open Attestation CLI. This process was complex and required developers to handle it.

With TradeTez, users can now easily create and verify trade documents. By integrating social login, users can create the configuration file effortlessly, eliminating the need for complex command-line procedures.

Key Features:

Simplified Configuration: Easily create configuration files for Trade Documents using a user-friendly UI.
Social Login: Login using social media accounts for added convenience.
Streamlined Process: No need to set up Node.js environment or deal with command-line interfaces.
Error-Free Experience: Eliminate errors and complexities associated with command-line approaches.
User Onboarding: Simplify onboarding process for merchants and shipping companies.

Upcoming Features:
In the next phase, we plan to introduce an AI-based MLETR document builder based on the Open Attestation schema. This feature will provide users with a drag-and-drop interface to create custom certificates tailored to their business needs.

Benefits:

Simplified Process: TradeTez simplifies the configuration file creation process, making it accessible to users without technical expertise.
Error Reduction: Eliminate errors and complexities associated with traditional command-line methods.
User-Friendly Interface: A user-friendly UI with social login provides a seamless experience for users.
Scalable Solution: Simplify onboarding and increase user adoption with TradeTez.

TradeTez SDK & API's is the solution to simplify and streamline the creation of configuration files for Trade Documents, making the process accessible to all users.

Challenges I ran into

Bringing command-line logic to an API-based system posed significant challenges, particularly in integrating it into a user-friendly interface. Ensuring a smooth user experience was particularly difficult.