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MusawarahSCM
End-to-End Supply Chain Management System with Admin, Driver and Customer Applications
Musawarah SCM
Musawarah SCM
End-to-End Supply Chain Management System with Admin, Driver and Customer Applications
End-to-End Supply Chain Management System with Admin, Driver and Customer Applications
Kajian Musawarah runs official merchandise sales and charity initiatives for its community. Javapixa built an end-to-end supply chain management system for that operation: supplier procurement, raw material allocation, vendor production monitoring, multi-warehouse stock and order fulfilment. The front end is React on a Go backend, reached through three applications, one per role.
The Problem
The supply chain involved several parties whose records lived apart: suppliers, production vendors, warehouses and delivery. When demand spiked around a community event or a digital campaign, it was the gap between actual stock and visible stock that turned into a stockout. Closing that gap mattered more than polishing any one part of it.
Every stage was brought into one system, so procurement, production, stock and delivery read the same numbers. The Go backend is the single source of stock truth for all three applications. Reordering runs on automated triggers rather than waiting for someone to notice stock running low, and batch tracking means a production run can be followed through to the orders it shipped. The interfaces are split by role: administrators manage, drivers deliver, customers order.
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TechStack
React
Interface
Go
Backend
Multi-Warehouse Stock
Supply Chain
Batch Tracking
Supply Chain
KeyFeatures
Procurement and Raw Materials
Supplier procurement and raw material allocation are recorded in the same system as finished stock, so production needs are visible from upstream.
Vendor Production Monitoring
Production progress at the vendor is tracked inside the system, rather than in separate conversations recorded afterwards.
Multi-Warehouse Stock
Stock reads per warehouse and in aggregate, so fulfilment can be routed to a location that actually holds the item.
Automated Reorder Triggers
Reordering runs against thresholds, so it does not depend on someone checking stock at the right moment.
Batch Tracking
Each production run can be traced from raw materials through to the orders it shipped.
Admin, Driver and Customer Apps
Three separate interfaces by role: administrators run the supply chain, drivers handle delivery, customers place orders.
OurProcess
A detailed look at how we brought this project from concept to reality through our proven methodology.
Mapping the Supply Chain
Followed the real flow from supplier through to delivery, then identified where the records broke and had to be joined up.
Backend and Admin App
Built the Go backend as the source of stock truth, with the admin application for procurement, production and warehouse management.
Driver and Customer Apps
Built the driver application for delivery and the customer application for ordering, both reading stock from the same backend.
05 Outcomes delivered
- 01Supplier procurement, vendor production, multi-warehouse stock and fulfilment sit in one system.
- 02Three applications for three roles: administrators, drivers and customers.
- 03Reordering runs on automated triggers rather than on someone noticing stock is low.
- 04Batch tracking lets a production run be followed through to the orders it shipped.
- 05TODO: add verifiable outcomes from the client when they are available.
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