The problem
Retail stock and preorder decisions were too manual: teams had to compare store inventory, purchase orders, ETA rules, preorder messaging, and exception alerts by hand.
A retail automation system that connects inventory changes, purchase orders, preorder messaging, alerts, and dashboard review into one safer workflow.
Workflow automation, Dashboard design, Webhook safety, Operational alerts
Next.js, Supabase, Shopify-style webhooks, SKU/PO integrations

Retail stock and preorder decisions were too manual: teams had to compare store inventory, purchase orders, ETA rules, preorder messaging, and exception alerts by hand.
We turned that decision-making into a traceable automation system with dry-run review, activity history, alerts, product-level checks, and health monitoring.
A protected dashboard with product review, activity, alerts, purchase-order visibility, reconciliation jobs, webhook processing, and integration health checks.
Only a public product-page screenshot is shown. No customer records, product-level private data, order details, staff emails, provider payloads, SKU decisions, or live-write evidence are shown publicly.
Translated stock, purchase-order, ETA, preorder, discontinued, and alert rules into a system the team could review.
Kept the workflow observable before live writes so decisions could be checked without touching the store too early.
Built views for products, activity, alerts, purchase orders, and health so the team could see what the automation was doing.
Added webhook queues, reconciliation jobs, health checks, and tests around the risky operational paths.
This page talks about the build in plain English. It avoids sensitive data and uses anonymised framing whenever the real client system is private.
We can turn the messy version of the problem into a practical first build, then keep the private parts private.