Full-Stack· Hospitality Operations & Supply Chain

Kitchen Daily Inventory & Ledger

A specialized daily inventory and warehouse management system built for institutional kitchens. Handles continuous stock ledgers, daily issuance, meal services, and day closures using an Arabic-first RTL interface.

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Client & Context

Institutional Catering & Central Kitchens

Industry

Hospitality Operations & Supply Chain

Role & Scope

Concurrency-Safe Ledger Architecture & Arabic-First UX

Core Stack

Next.js 15 (App Router)React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSS 4Prisma 6MySQL 8

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Institutional kitchens manage hundreds of daily ingredient issuances across multiple meal shifts. Concurrent stock updates and unclosed daily sheets previously caused ledger drift between warehouse stock and kitchen consumption.

Our Approach

Marrok architected a Next.js 15 and Prisma/MySQL system featuring a continuous stock ledger, application-level concurrency locks, ACID transaction isolation, and an Arabic-first RTL operational interface.

The Solution

Provides structured daily issuance vouchers, shift-based meal tracking, automated end-of-day financial and stock closure locks, and bulk ExcelJS import/export pipelines.

Key Deliverables

Continuous stock ledger architecture decoupling warehouse operations from daily kitchen workflows
Concurrency and transaction safety via custom application-level locks and Prisma transactions
Arabic-first UX and internationalization with native RTL user interface
Background job processing queue and Excel/XLSX bulk import and export

Impact & Results

Guaranteed ledger consistency across warehouse and kitchen shifts while giving Arabic-speaking staff an intuitive daily workflow.