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Order management system

Two working answers to one brief, built to settle what a distribution operations system would actually have to do before anyone was asked to pay for one. A prospect's team reviewed the first against their own requirement tracker, line by line, and two waves of gap closure followed. Nothing was delivered.

What it shows you
Two answers to one brief and what the second got right, how a prospect's team reviews a prototype against a requirement tracker, and how a custom operations system replaces six spreadsheets without becoming an ERP project
On this page
No captures

This one is driven on a call.

Delivered to a client
Never

Built to settle a scope question. Nothing here is counted as work.

What is in it.

  • Orders, price lists per sales channel, purchasing, inventory, shipping, payment and returns, in one surface rather than six spreadsheets
  • A second pass, with a partner team, approached from the buying side: supplier baskets, minimum-order tracking, allocations and per-line margin
  • Role-based admin, so the surface a warehouse user sees is not the surface a buyer sees
  • An audit trail under all of it, which is what makes the rest of it reviewable
  • A requirement tracker the prospect's own team scored the build against, and the two gap-closure waves that answered it

Why there is no link.

Both builds put the prospect's name in the header and invented currency figures on the dashboard. Publishing either as a link, or as a capture, would put a stranger's name and a made-up revenue number on the open web, so neither is here. This one is driven on a call.

Every figure inside these is sample data. We walk you through them live on a call; each card below has a booking link.

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