Connected trade portal

Company catalogue → basket → stock-checked approval → fulfilment → accounting handoff

Transcript: Browse and search products at the selected company’s pricing. Review quantities, prices and GST, then submit an order for approval. Staff approve stock, then move the order through preparation and delivery. A simulated accounting failure leaves the approved order and stock intact. Retry succeeds. Replaying the event creates no duplicate accounting record. Reorder into a fresh basket using current prices and remaining stock. No live accounting account is connected.

Silent clip assembled from actual fictional demonstration interaction states.

A self-initiated WS3 concept using invented organisations and sample data, not a client case study. Use sample information only.

Saved workspace: this public preview keeps its project and order records in your browser’s local storage. The four entry points share that workspace. You can replace it using the scenario menu; clearing browser data also removes it. A basket remains temporary until submitted.

Roles and integrations: the customer, staff and reviewer switches let you explore each part of the journey. They are not real user authentication. Accounting responses are simulated locally; no live account, email, payment or notification service is connected. Downloaded PDFs are demonstration documents.

Checks: scope validation, version-specific quote acceptance, review permissions, handover gates, company pricing, stock revalidation and duplicate-safe accounting retries are implemented. A separately tested server version adds persistent records, server-enforced role capabilities and a controlled HTTP accounting sandbox; it is not connected to this public preview.

For a live implementation: agree the real rules, ownership and commercial terms; connect verified identities, authorised systems and delivery notifications; set retention, monitoring, backups and support appropriate to the project.