Office Management ERP
A centralized ERP platform designed to manage core office operations, financial workflows, employees, clients, tasks and management visibility.
Integrated Business & Administrative Management System
Context
The problem it addresses
Running an office involves workflows that depend on one another: the accounts that record money, the payroll that pays people, the invoices sent to clients, and the tasks and services that produce the work behind them.
This platform is designed to manage those workflows in a single system, with role-specific access and an audit trail, so management has visibility without every user seeing everything.
Purpose
Give management one controlled place to see finances, people, clients and work.
My role
What I worked on
- Development of the platform’s modules and business workflows
- Relational data modeling across clients, services, invoices, payments and payroll
- Role-based access control and restricted modules
- Audit logging for important user actions
- Administrative interfaces and dashboards
System
Modules and functionality
01
Accounts Management
- Financial records
- Transactions
- Income tracking
- Expense tracking
- Operational financial information
02
Payroll Management
- Employee salary records
- Payroll workflows
- Salary management
03
Leave Management
- Leave applications
- Approval workflows
- Employee leave records
04
Invoice Management
- Invoice creation
- Invoice records
- Payment tracking
05
Client Management
- Centralized client records
- Client information
- Service history
06
Client Services
- Services provided to clients
- Service progress
- Operational status
07
Payment Processing
- Payment workflows
- Payment records
- Payment tracking
08
Profit Management
- Profit tracking
- Financial visibility
- Management insights
09
Task Management
- Task assignment
- Monitoring
- Organizational workflow tracking
10
Dashboards
- Role-specific dashboards
- Financial dashboards
- Operational dashboards
- Management reporting
11
Role-Based Access Control
- Role-specific permissions
- Restricted modules
- Controlled operations
12
Audit Logs
- Record important user actions
- Track sensitive changes
- Accountability
- Traceability
Architecture
System structure
- Accounts
- Payroll
- Clients
- Invoices
- Payments
- Tasks
- Leave
- Dashboards
- RBAC
- Audit Logs
Interface
Interface concept
Engineering focus
Where the engineering sits
- Database design
- Structuring relational data so that clients, services, invoices, payments and payroll stay consistent with each other.
- Access control
- Role-specific permissions that decide which modules and operations each user can reach.
- Workflows
- Approval and tracking flows such as leave applications, invoicing and payment records.
- Traceability
- Audit logs that record important actions and sensitive changes so they can be traced back.
- Dashboards
- Financial and operational views tailored to the role of the person looking at them.
Technologies
Concepts and tools
Engineering concepts
Perspective
Engineering perspective
- Designing around operational workflows rather than individual screens: a payment only makes sense in relation to its invoice, client and service.
- Treating traceability as a core feature. Knowing who changed what is part of what makes financial data trustworthy.
- Permissions shape the data model as much as the interface. Deciding who may see profit or payroll affects how modules are separated.
- Structuring complex relational data so that reporting is a query, not a reconciliation exercise.
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