Storefront and stockroom app
Vitrin
One app for the shop’s customers and its stockroom, on one stock record.
- Platforms
- iOS and Android
- Engagement
- All delivered under NDA to private clients, who own what we built. Screens are representative: no client names, no user data.
Built for a clothing retailer that sells in store and online. Customers browse the catalog; staff count and receive stock in the same system, so a size shown as available is a size on the shelf.
The problem
Sales were recorded in one tool and stock in another. Availability lagged behind the shop floor, and deliveries were counted on paper before anyone entered them.
What we decided
Product screens read availability from the record the staff side writes, so the two views cannot disagree.
The stockroom screen opens on a scan field: a barcode returns the item, the size and the current count.
Low-stock items come first, ordered by how quickly they sell.
Deliveries are received per size rather than as one total, so the count stays usable afterwards.
Staff controls live in a separate mode that a customer holding the phone cannot open.