12Retail & Supermarket · ERP software

Promotions and multi-buy pricing across a retail chain

Promotional rules applied consistently at every till without staff remembering them.

  • Central promotion rules
  • Multi-buy and bundle pricing
  • Date-bound activation
  • Automatic application at till
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The problem

Promotions were communicated on paper to each branch. Application varied by cashier, and the cost of a promotion was never measured afterwards.

What we built

We built promotion rules centrally, applied automatically at billing, with promotional discount recorded separately so its cost can be reported.

Modules delivered

  • Central promotion rules
  • Multi-buy and bundle pricing
  • Date-bound activation
  • Automatic application at till
  • Promotional cost reporting
  • Branch-level participation

What changed

What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.

  • Promotions apply identically at every till
  • The cost of a promotion is reportable
  • Rules activate and expire on their dates

Built with

The stack chosen for this build.

  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • REST API

Why this customer is not named

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