One live view of stock across every store

This is an illustrative blueprint, not a client project. It shows how we would approach the problem; the figures below are goals we would aim for, not results.
What we would aim for
Live
Stock visibility
1
Source of truth
0
Manual exports
The typical problem
Each branch keeps its own database. A nightly export stitches them together, fails quietly now and then, and nobody can say how much stock exists across the business without phoning around.
How we would approach it
- Inventory every system, scheduled job and integration before changing anything.
- Replace the nightly export with event-driven syncs and a retry queue, so a failure is visible instead of silent.
- Define the infrastructure as code, so staging genuinely matches production.
- Give operations one dashboard that reflects stock within seconds.
What you would own at the end
The integration code, the infrastructure definitions, monitoring with alerts, and a runbook your team can follow without us.
Risks we plan for
Branches go offline. Point of sale vendors change their APIs. Both are designed for up front: syncs queue and retry, and every integration sits behind its own adapter so one vendor change does not ripple through the system.
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