Real projects, described without identifying details. Each started with an operational problem that had outgrown manual effort.
Store replenishment used to require significant manual review. An auto-transfer system now calculates and sends transfers from weekly sales, warehouse availability, defined rules, and product substitution logic.
Negative inventory, recount discrepancies, and verification status were hard to review consistently across stores. An internal dashboard now brings them into one place.
Sales data included products with missing or inconsistent costs. A reconciliation workflow now finds the gaps, matches SKUs, and notifies the person responsible for correcting them.
All three are anonymized real-world work. We don't name clients, locations, or internal systems, and we don't publish real data or confidential figures. Where an example helps, we use synthetic data and label it. Outcomes are described in qualitative terms unless verified figures are available.