[Updates] Fwd: Middleware project​

[Brandon Trebitowski]

Looks like a pretty straight froward project.  Basically he wants middleware to do the following:




1. Takes a CSV file containing timecard entries from one service and parses it

2. Hits the API of Swipeclock and publishes the timesheet data

3. Needs a small db that holds the specific login info for each Swipeclock account. 




Hope you are all doing well.




Brandon Trebitowski
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Begin forwarded message:
On Tuesday, Jan 27, 2015 at 5:59 PM, Russ Loidolt <russ at paydayinc.com>, wrote:

Brandon,Thank you for passing this project along to the developer group.




I have a budget of $1,000 - $3,000.




The need in three broad steps is:


A third-party software originates individual, client-specific flat files

**the project** A server receives the flat file upload and a middleware tool (Python?) peels off each record in a client-specific file and makes API calls

Another third-party software receives and processes the API calls

"The project" will 'automatically' process the file upon receipt and maintain credentials per account (in a settings file?) for the API calls to the receiving third-party for it to post to the relevant account.




These are time clock transactions.  The "# 3" third-party software is Swipeclock.  Ref:  https://www.payrollservers.us/scci/xml/DeviceInterface.asmx





If you think I could better explain the above for the group, please reply.  Otherwise, thank you again for passing this project opportunity along.




Thank you,

Russ








Russ Loidolt  
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