For Deutsche Telekom (Mobile Communications) we have created a software for risk assessment for new and existing contracts. Data is collected from external and telecom credit bureaus and sent to a rule engine, which calculates the likelihood of defaults. This has significantly reduced the number and impact of fraud cases.

At CHAMP Cargosystems, we have delivered a system that manages airway bills for more than 50% of global air freight traffic and distributes status messages from service providers to registered freight customers. The messages are automatically converted from their input formats to the target formats requested by the customer. Every item can be tracked in real time, even in the air.

For BMW AG, we have developed a fleet management system that supports the lifecycle of a car-sharing vehicle, and that represents the state of vehicle fleets in real time on the basis of the BMW Teleservices. This makes it possible to plan and equip car-sharing fleets. As a result, maintenance appointments become manageable and leased-kilometer overruns are predictable.

For customers of Deutsche Telekom (Mobile Communications) we have built a micropayment platform that authorizes payments in real time via mobile devices. Whether an in-app purchase or with a mobile ticket, for music or a parking fee, we check to make sure the transaction is cleared or if a limit has been exceeded.

For Deutsche Telekom (Fixed Network/Landline) we are developing a generic order management system that breaks down customer orders such as switching a connection into its process steps. This automatically forwards the system to the service providers and monitors the execution. Since the orders have to be processed in a highly parallel manner, and can take from seconds to months, we use our COPPER workflow engine.

The Berlin GVL (Society for the Exploitation of Ancillary Copyright) is responsible for the distribution of around 270 million euros to more than 150 thousand artists. For this purpose, we have built a Big-Data system that implements the distribution of the proceeds to the artists in a highly configurable and comprehensible way.

For POLZUG Intermodal GmbH we have developed a software for optimizing the loading and unloading operations of freight containers. The system installed in Poznan controls the unloading of container trains at the terminal so that the containers are stacked in the order in which they are later transferred to their trucks. The use of the forklifts could thus be minimized and the throughput of the transfer point increased.

Since 2007, the company DormaKaba has been developing the access control, time recording and time management system Matrix as a software product for the control and administration of the hardware produced in the Dorma Group (door fittings). SCOOP employees have been involved in the development work since the very beginning.

For Hessen Mobile we have developed a slot management system for various construction sites. Using this system state offices can schedule slots or time periods for construction sites to be in operation in order to reduce the negative effects these sites have on highway traffic. Additionally we have been able to digitalize a number of previously analog planning processes. This slot managment system won us the 2011 DBB Innovations Special Prize.