Brand planning
Planning workflows, materials, ranges, allocations, approvals, scenarios, and decision support shaped around how planning teams actually operate.
Connect planning and factory work.
An industrial operations company
Tools that connect production planning and factory work. Each product keeps its own users, data, and releases.
Embedded technical partner across platform architecture, enterprise product delivery, design systems, migrations, security, and operational readiness.
Production planning was stuck in spreadsheets.
Plans crossed teams, factories, suppliers, emails, calls and files. By the time everybody agreed, the numbers had already changed.
Connect planning to production.
Give each team the product it needs. Keep the data boundaries clean. Let changes move through without another spreadsheet relay.
Change the plan in seconds.
Planning, production, materials, capacity and delivery risk now sit in a platform built for the actual work, not a tidy demo of it.
What I built.
Factory execution
Production planning, work orders, machines, downtime, materials, capacity, and shop-floor workflows with clear operational ownership.
Connected product architecture
Brand and Factory kept as separate products and data boundaries, connected through explicit platform contracts rather than accidental coupling.
Enterprise tenancy and access
Organisation-scoped identity, role-based access, row-level security, fail-closed services, and auditable tenant isolation.
Forecasting and optimisation
Model and scoring services integrated behind stable application boundaries, with operational fallbacks and observable failure modes.
Migration and parity
Legacy-to-platform transformation managed as evidence-backed slices across information, actions, permissions, exports, failures, and responsive behaviour.
Shared design system
A shared, governed design foundation for consistent product experiences, reusable patterns, Storybook evidence, and faster delivery without collapsing product ownership.
Environment and release discipline
Separate production, preview, and demo channels with schema, deployment, health, and drift checks treated as distinct proof gates.
What keeps it standing after launch.
- Separate product and database boundaries
- Versioned cross-product contracts
- WorkOS organisation identity
- Row-level security and tenant isolation
- Domain repositories and typed services
- Design-system governance
- Migration and parity evidence
- Independent environment verification
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