Decco Operator Panels
The warehouse-facing half of the same platform: load, unload and lot management, with an append-only movement log the system can read back.
- Type
- Production system
- Area
- Operations & tools
- Main stack
- WordPress · PHP · MySQL · JavaScript
Key features
- • Load and unload lot by lot, across four container categories and several warehouses
- • A save that would take out more than the stock on hand is refused
- • Append-only movement log in plain sentences, readable without an interface
- • The same log is parsed back to make corrections to an issued document safe
- • The number of warehouses is data, not code
About the project
The screens a warehouse operator actually uses, inside the same WordPress platform as the ERP card above rather than beside it: the same backend file, the same REST routes, the same stored inventory. Load and unload work lot by lot across four container categories and several warehouses, and a save is refused outright if it would take out more than the stock on hand.
Every movement is appended to a log written in plain sentences — timestamp, delta from and to, lot, warehouse, operator — so a warehouseman can read it without an interface; and the document generator parses those same sentences back with a regular expression to work out how much a given document had already taken out, which is what makes a correction to an issued document safe. The number of warehouses is data rather than code: adding one is an edit to a JSON array, not a change to a screen.
Technologies used
WordPress 
PHP 
MySQL 
JavaScript 
REST API 
JSON