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Case study

Business ERP System

Growing wholesale and distribution business · Enterprise operations

A concept ERP for inventory, purchasing, sales orders, and operational reporting that replaces fragmented spreadsheets.

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Business ERP System

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Client / business type

Growing wholesale and distribution business

Industry

Enterprise operations

Services delivered

  • ERP software
  • Custom software
  • Systems integration

Objective

What this project concept set out to achieve.

Create one operational source of truth across stock, purchasing, and order fulfillment.

Challenge

Business challenge

The operational friction this concept is designed to address.

  • 01

    Inventory counts differed between warehouse notes and sales spreadsheets.

  • 02

    Purchase and sales teams lacked a shared status model for open orders.

  • 03

    Leadership reporting required manual consolidation at week’s end.

Solution

How U&V would approach it.

A practical delivery direction connecting product, operations, and adoption.

1

Implement modular ERP workflows for inventory, purchasing, and sales.

2

Introduce role-based dashboards for warehouse, sales, and management.

3

Phase rollout so teams adopt modules without freezing daily work.

Features

Capabilities included in this concept.

Building blocks that make the solution usable in day-to-day operations.

Inventory control

Stock movements, low-stock signals, and location-aware quantities.

Purchase orders

Supplier orders with receiving states and linked inventory updates.

Sales order workflow

Order capture through fulfillment status with clearer ownership.

Role dashboards

Views tailored for warehouse, sales, and leadership needs.

Operational reports

Exports and summaries that reduce weekend spreadsheet assembly.

Integration hooks

Ready paths for accounting, ecommerce, or CRM connections later.

Technology stack

Tools selected for maintainable delivery.

Modern platforms chosen for reliability and long-term ownership.

  • NestJS
  • PostgreSQL
  • React dashboards
  • Reporting
  • API integrations
  • Cloud hosting

Process

Development process

A clear path from discovery to pilot — adapted to the business context.

  1. 1

    Systems audit

    Inventory current tools, data quality, and module priorities.

  2. 2

    Blueprint

    Define phased ERP scope, migration approach, and training plan.

  3. 3

    Configure & build

    Deliver modules with validation against real operational scenarios.

  4. 4

    Phased go-live

    Roll out by team, stabilize reporting, and document processes.

Visuals

Screenshots and visual placeholders

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Product Demo

Inventory dashboard

Concept placeholder for stock and movement overview.

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Order workflow

Concept placeholder for sales and fulfillment states.

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Management report

Concept placeholder for operational summary views.

Outcomes

Expected business value

Qualitative outcomes this concept is designed to unlock — not fabricated metrics.

Shared operational data

Teams work from one inventory and order picture instead of conflicting files.

Cleaner purchasing cycles

Receiving and stock updates stay connected to purchase activity.

Faster leadership visibility

Core reports become available without manual week-end collation.

Timeline

Illustrative project timeline

A concept schedule for planning conversations — actual timelines depend on scope and readiness.

Audit & prioritization

Choose first modules and migration approach.

2–3 weeks

Design & data model

Finalize workflows and role permissions.

2–4 weeks

Module delivery

Build and validate inventory, purchasing, and sales flows.

10–16 weeks

Phased adoption

Train teams and stabilize after each module launch.

3–6 weeks

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