Case study · Bespoke web app

R3 Allocation.

A stock allocation app for a multi store fashion retailer. It tells merchandising what to move where, and what to stop reordering.

Client typeFashion retail StackWeb app UsersHead office + store StatusLive
The problem

Stock in the wrong shop.

The team was moving stock between shops on gut feel and end of week emails. Best sellers sat in the wrong shop for weeks. Dead sizes clogged shelves for a full season. Nobody could pull a proper list of what to transfer without cross checking three spreadsheets.

They needed one place that read the numbers and said, plainly, what to do about them.

What it does

One place. Every store.

Screenshots

What it looks like.

R3 Allocation main dashboard showing transfer suggestions, slow movers, dead size ranges and combined report
The main dashboard. Four modules, one combined report, every row explained.
R3 Allocation support console showing user management with role based access
The support console. User management, lockouts and role assignment. Store users see their store. Admins see everything.
R3 Allocation login screen with three IT services branding
The login screen. Three IT Services branding, clean sign in.
How it was built

Runs inside their network.

A web app that runs inside the retailer's own network. It reads sales and stock data from their existing systems, runs the allocation logic in the background, and has the reports ready for the merchandising team to review each morning. Secure logins, role based access and a full audit trail.

Web app On premise Role based access Scheduled jobs CSV + ZIP exports

If your team is still moving stock on gut feel, this is the kind of app we build.

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