The problem SupplyX solves

In scenarios such as inflation, manufacturers often face hard situations with complex demand forecasting due to the necessity of initiating production before receiving orders. This can be complicated and creates uncertainty. From the customer's perspective, the inability to effectively track their orders, coupled with the occasional need for faster deliveries, compounds the complexity.

From a retailer's standpoint, minimum order commitments are necessary and trust issues between the retailer and the manufacturer may arise. We have identified these pain points and have developed strategies to address them.

Our solution aims to reduce trust issues and enhance real-time order tracking on a global scale. With these improvements, we can ensure streamlined manufacturing and delivery processes – bringing value to manufacturers, retailers, and end consumers alike.

Challenges we ran into

The challenging situation was to map the notifications between the retailer and the manufacturer. For the products manufacturer selects, we passed unique object id of the selected preorder from the collections in the db and passed that as a mapping index to the contract.
While setting manufacturer requests order from the retailer , whenever the retailer marks the order from the manufactuer , the event emitted is saved as notification in the db which is used by the manufacturer to refer to the params stored in the notification and gets the initial preorderId to invoke the call and complete the transaction.This was also which helpful for updating the selected order value in document.