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Inventory, catalogue, promotions, and order operations on one merchandising surface.
Catalogue and inventory workspace
ShopFlow is a fictional programme showing how TechCore would replace a patchwork of storefront plugins and spreadsheets with one operations surface. It covers inventory position, catalogue merchandising, promotion preview, and a customer-service order timeline. These screens are demonstration artefacts, not production captures from a named retailer.
Commerce and operations software for brands that sell online and in person and have outgrown a starter storefront plus spreadsheets.
Retail industryCatalogue, checkout, and operations software for digital retail teams that have outgrown a starter storefront.
E-Commerce solutionsCapabilities illustrated in this fictional programme — not a statement of work for a named client.
Modern business websites, corporate websites, landing pages, and web platforms — built to convert, load quickly, and stay maintainable.
Bespoke systems for operations that off-the-shelf tools cover poorly — CRM, ERP, inventory, booking, workflow, and dashboards.
Interface design for web, mobile, and dashboards — design systems, wireframes, prototypes, and UX research that engineering can implement.
Buying, warehouse, and customer-service teams each had a different view of stock and orders. Promotions were applied inconsistently, and exception handling depended on a few experienced staff. Inventory counts lagged the storefront, so oversell and surprise stock-outs were routine.
Start with a shared catalogue and inventory record, then give buying, warehouse, and customer-service role-specific workspaces on that record. Prove promotion preview and exception queues before widening checkout integrations. The storefront consumes the same source of truth rather than maintaining a parallel catalogue.
We designed a single catalogue and order record, with role-specific workspaces and a promotion engine operations could reason about. The storefront consumed the same source of truth. Fulfilment exceptions landed in a queue instead of a shared inbox.
Interface
CSS mockups of the concept product. They are not screenshots from a live customer system.
Preview 01
Demonstration artefact for ShopFlow. Demo Project — not a production capture.
Preview 02
Demonstration artefact for ShopFlow. Demo Project — not a production capture.
Preview 03
Demonstration artefact for ShopFlow. Demo Project — not a production capture.
Outcomes
Scenario outcomes for this fictional programme. They are not live production metrics and do not belong to a named customer.
Delivery
A typical engagement sequence for a programme of this shape. Illustrative only — not a real client schedule.
Weeks 1–2
Map buying, warehouse, and CS journeys against the live catalogue. Typical engagement shape for a programme like this. Illustrative only — not a real client schedule.
Weeks 3–5
Role workspaces, promotion preview, and the inventory record operators will trust.
Weeks 6–12
Catalogue, stock position, order timeline, and storefront consumption of the same records.
Weeks 13–14
Staging, operator training, and a documented handover. Not a live retailer go-live date.
Share a brief. We will tell you whether TechCore is the right team — these cases are fictional demonstrations, not proof of named customers.
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