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I need content from WhatApp pulled into Monday.com project management plans / task lists. The connection currently created is already transferring information to Monday.com but not to the right project boards and not including owner and timeline. I need help with this connection.

I am looking for an experienced developer or a small team to create the ENGoose website - an online platform with ready-made ESL materials for English language teachers. This should not be an ordinary informational site or landing page, but a convenient library of educational materials with a paid subscription, personal accounts, and the possibility of further development. Currently, I am prioritizing WordPress, but I am open to considering Bubble or another well-argued technical solution. Main functionality A modern responsive website for computers, tablets, and smartphones. A catalog of ESL materials with cards and separate lesson pages. Filters by levels, topics, types of materials, grammar, and other parameters. Search and sorting of materials. Free and paid materials. Monthly subscription. Integration of a payment system compatible with Ukrainian individual entrepreneurs. Registration, login, and personal account. Adding materials to favorites. Protected access to PDF files and Canva links. Administrative panel for self-adding and editing materials. Main informational pages: FAQ, pricing, contacts, terms of use, and privacy policy. Timer until the next material is released. Possibility of further expanding functionality. Additional features Please separately evaluate the possibility and cost of: private notes and personal tags for lessons; a simple planner: date, time, student name, and status "scheduled/conducted". In your proposal, please indicate: recommended platform and its advantages; examples of similar projects; estimated cost and timelines; what is included in the proposed amount; monthly and annual expenses after launch; terms of further support.

There is a sales funnel for the online store that we want to replicate for ourselves. It looks like this: The main landing page (the product that is primarily for sale, for example, a shirt). Then the checkout page (where the person enters their details and chooses how many shirts they want to buy, for example). Then they go further down the funnel and are offered upsell 1 (socks) + then upsell 2 (underwear) and finally the thank you page. You can see how this should work in terms of page transitions and logic here (you need to get to the end to the thank you page) https://3plus3.heroman.com.ua/standard/. We have examples of pages that we want to create for ourselves. So for us, essentially, we will copy the design - layout - fill it in with our product. The upsell pages will have the same design and structure as on the site I shared above (underwear). You will not need to fill the pages with information, just gather the skeleton - so that the application comes through correctly. Also, you do not need to come up with the structure of the pages. From you, essentially: Copy and layout. Set it up to work technically correctly. Show how to work with this so we can do it ourselves. There are 2 website builders in mind, we are currently working closely with 1 and need to understand if we can deploy this on it (but I read in GPT that it is possible).

It is necessary to deploy a website from a full backup on a new hosting The website is created on Drupal Please send your proposals

A web service needs to be developed for automating the operations of coffee shops and small food service establishments. The product should have functionality similar to Poster POS, but with its own design, architecture, and source code. Copying the code or interface of Poster is not anticipated. The plan is to create a full-fledged commercial SaaS product that various coffee shops can use in the future on a subscription basis.In the first stage, an MVP needs to be developed Main functionality: registration and authorization of the establishment owner; creation of one or several establishments; management of employees and roles; catalog of products, categories, and modifiers; adding sizes, flavors, and additional options; cash interface for processing sales; opening and closing cash shifts; various payment methods; returns and order cancellations; inventory accounting and write-offs; basic stock accounting; sales history; reports on revenue, products, shifts, and employees; loyalty program for customers; adaptive operation on tablets, laptops, and smartphones; administrative panel for the service owner; tariff plans and restrictions according to the tariff.Future plans include mobile application; integration with payment terminals; receipt printing; integration with fiscal services; delivery and online ordering; table reservations; advanced analytics; API for third-party integrations; integration with accounting and CRM systems.Important requirements the system must be designed to operate multiple independent establishments; data of each client must be isolated; scalability of the product must be anticipated; secure handling of financial and personal data is required; the code must be structured and suitable for further development; technical documentation is needed; rights to the source code are transferred to the client after payment. At this moment, the design is absent, so a separate assessment of UI/UX design is needed or a ready-made solution for the MVP should be proposed.Please include in your proposal experience in creating SaaS, POS, CRM, ERP, or accounting systems; examples of similar work; proposed technology stack; team composition; estimated cost of the MVP; development timeline; what exactly is included in the proposed cost; cost of further support; whether you are ready to work in stages with payment for each completed stage. Preference will be given to performers or teams that have already developed cash, inventory, restaurant, or multi-user SaaS systems.