Operations software written for our own floors
Every DNM Ventures brand runs on one internal platform: barcoded order tracking, hub routing, franchise performance dashboards and role-scoped access. It is built and maintained by our own engineering team.
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- Order tracking
Off-the-shelf software could not model a hub network
Standard retail POS software assumes the shop is where the work happens. Our model splits intake from processing, which means an order lives across two physical locations, a delivery route and a quality gate before it reaches the customer.
Rather than bend the operation to fit a package, we built the order model around the way garments actually move: scan events at intake, hub receipt, process completion, quality pass and handover.
The same platform powers franchise partner dashboards, institutional client reporting and the internal enquiry inbox, so there is a single source of truth for every brand in the group.
- Barcode scan events as the system of record, not manual status updates
- Role-based access enforced in the database, not just hidden in the interface
- Franchise dashboards fed by the same data the corporate team sees
- Audit trail on every enquiry, status change and content edit
What the platform does
Five modules, one data model, shared across brands.
Order and tracking
Barcode intake, photographs, scan events at every stage and customer-facing status lookup.
Hub routing
Collection point to hub assignment, load planning and delivery route sequencing.
Enquiry inbox
Web, phone and WhatsApp enquiries logged against a brand and branch with an owner and status.
Franchise dashboard
Volume, revenue, rework rate and SLA compliance per outlet for partners and corporate.
Content management
Brands, services, pricing, FAQs, gallery, testimonials, jobs and news edited by the marketing team.
Access control
Eight roles scoped by brand and branch, checked server-side on every read and write.
How we build
Security by default
Row-level security on every table, least-privilege grants, and no client-side trust for authorisation decisions.
Typed end to end
TypeScript from database schema through server functions to the interface, so schema changes surface at build time.
Server-rendered
Public pages are server-rendered for speed and search visibility; the admin console is client-side and session-gated.
Observable
Structured logs and error reporting on every server function, with alerts on failure rate and latency.
Reviewed
No change reaches production without review, and schema changes are versioned as migrations.
Accessible
Semantic markup, keyboard-operable interfaces and contrast checks on both light and dark themes.
How a change reaches the floor
Operations raises it, engineering ships it, hubs confirm it works.
Field request
A hub manager or franchise partner raises the problem with real order examples.
Scoping
Engineering and operations agree the smallest change that fixes the root cause.
Build and review
Implemented behind a flag, peer reviewed, tested against production-like data.
Pilot
Released to one hub for a week with the requesting manager as the reviewer.
Rollout
Network-wide release with a written change note and updated SOP.
Platform in numbers
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- Orders tracked
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- Hubs connected
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- Outlets online
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- Median page response
Cumulative scan-tracked garments.
Live routing and load planning.
Every collection point on the same system.
Server-rendered public pages.
Technology FAQ
Yes. Every partner receives a branch-scoped login with their own order, revenue and quality data. Partners cannot see other outlets.
Engineering roles open now
We hire people who want to see their software used on a hub floor the same week it ships.