Supply-chain order platform for a building-materials company

// The problem

A building-materials operation needed to coordinate ordering across a company, its warehouses, and its retail shops — with product 'packages,' endless variations, custom configurations, and color choices for trim, siding, and roofing. Doing that across levels without a shared system means mismatches, re-keying, and no real view of where an order stands.

// What I built

The platform ties the levels together. Company, warehouse, and shop each get their own role-based dashboard, and orders flow through the hierarchy. Users build orders from pre-configured packages with variations and add-ons, or assemble fully custom packages item by item, with color specs for trim, siding, and roofing baked in. Orders move Pending → Confirmed → Shipped → Received, everything exports to PDF and Excel, and there's a Monday.com integration for support plus email for transactional updates.

// The result

One platform coordinates ordering from the company down to the shop floor, custom or catalog, with a shared view everyone trusts. Built on Next.js, Prisma, and MongoDB — 70+ screens and 36 API routes of a real, in-production system for another company.