Project case study
A Nepal-focused task marketplace where customers post work and taskers discover jobs, bid, communicate, and get paid.
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Product overview
Taskers can browse and filter available jobs, with map-based discovery documented in the product scope.
Customers post work and taskers submit bids through a defined marketplace workflow.
Customers and taskers can communicate while coordinating the work.
The backend documents wallet, escrow, and Khalti/eSewa payment support.
Technology stack
A carefully selected stack supports the product across web, mobile, services, and data.
Our Approach
Connect the full marketplace journey between people who need work done and the taskers ready to do it.
SajiloWork is described as a job portal connecting employers and job seekers across Nepal. Its more detailed product documentation describes a task marketplace: customers post jobs, taskers browse and bid, and both sides can communicate as a job progresses. The workflow continues through tasker dashboards, wallet and payment experiences, and payment methods including Khalti and eSewa. The product structure therefore follows the lifecycle of a task—from discovery and posting through selection, communication, and payment. That lifecycle is important to the product because the two sides enter with different needs: customers need to describe work and assess offers, while taskers need to find relevant opportunities and present a bid. Communication then supports coordination after selection, and the documented wallet and payment components cover the financial side of the marketplace. The experience is organized around those connected steps.
Key Solutions
Marketplace tools that help customers and taskers move from discovery to completion.
The documented product scope covers both sides of the marketplace and the communication and payment steps between them. Together, these capabilities describe the marketplace from both sides. Discovery helps taskers find suitable work; posting gives customers a place to define what they need; bidding supports selection; and chat gives both parties a channel to coordinate. Wallet, escrow, and local payment support are part of the documented payment model. The case study describes this product scope without attaching unsupported transaction volumes or completion rates.
Project Result
A task marketplace structured around discovery, bidding, communication, and payment.
SajiloWork brings the customer and tasker journeys into one marketplace flow. Customers can post work and review tasker bids; taskers can discover opportunities and manage their work; chat and payment features support the relationship through completion. The project documentation lists a web client and a Django-based service with real-time communication and Nepal payment integrations. No transaction totals or marketplace performance metrics are present in the source material, so the result is described through the delivered product scope. The resulting product scope is a practical two-sided marketplace: customers can define and review work, taskers can discover opportunities and make offers, and communication and payment features support the relationship around a task. The available source material identifies a web client, Django service, real-time communication, and Khalti/eSewa integrations. No numerical business outcomes were supplied, so the result is described through those verified capabilities.
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