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AllCode is a TrueAccord partner. AllCode provides engineering leadership, software development, project management, DevOps, and QA resources.

AllCode is responsible for delivering a data integration platform that enables TrueAccord to communicate with its clients. The data is primarily related to debt, e.g.Placements, Close and Returns, and Payments. The solution integrates with the following debt management platforms: DebtNext, Latitude, and Neu Analytics.

AllCode architected the system in a PCI-compliant manner to leverage the following AWS technologies: DocumentDB, ECR, EC2, EKS, Lambda, RDS, and S3. The software is written in Java. The UI is written in React. Pods and jobs are launched via Kubernetes. AllCode is responsible for the OnCall portion, which leverages Kibana, DataDog, and VictorOps.

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