Invan — retail automation for tiin
Admin panels and marketing landing pages for Invan, the retail automation platform built by the IT department of tiin, a supermarket chain in Tashkent.
- Role
- Frontend developer (Vue.js)
- Invan · IT department of tiin
- Year
- 2022
- Stack
- Vue.jsVuexVue RouterAxiosBootstrap-VueChart.jsSass
- Businesses on the platform
- 100+
- Products
- Admin panel · Landing
invan.uz landing: hero POS hardware section: touchscreen terminal, cash drawer, printer and scanner Integrations: Payme, Uzum, OFD.uz and Markirovka Pricing plans — the admin panel is part of every plan
Responsive landing on mobile A tiin supermarket in Tashkent — Invan was the chain’s IT department
Context
tiin is a supermarket chain in Tashkent. Its in-house IT department built Invan — a retail automation platform used in tiin stores and sold to other businesses: point-of-sale, warehouse stock, customer and supplier records, receipts and labels, with integrations for Payme, Uzum, the OFD.uz virtual cash register and product labelling (Markirovka). According to invan.uz, more than 100 companies use it.
What I worked on
- Admin panel — modules of the large back-office app that store managers use every day: orders, products, warehouse stock, clients, analytics charts, notifications and settings, plus Excel export for reports.
- Landing pages — the public invan.uz site: hero, POS hardware, integrations, blog, pricing and contact sections, fully responsive.
- Maintenance — fixing bugs in production projects and adding new modules on request from the business.
Stack
Vue.js, Vuex, Vue Router, Axios, Bootstrap-Vue, Chart.js, Sass.
What I learned
Building software for a business that uses it in its own stores gives very short feedback loops — cashiers and managers report problems the same day, so reliability and simple UI matter more than anything else.
Next project
Quramiz — construction materials marketplace