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Client work · branded apparel & decoration

The diagnostic came before the decision.

A branded apparel and decoration retailer sells teamwear and schoolwear. It runs multiple suppliers with decorated and plain stock side by side. Its eCommerce platform, Symphony, needed to show live stock accurately across nine supplier feeds at once.

Measure · DO-ART-206

Before and after, paired line for line.

Case study 02, real production numbers. Nine supplier feeds, fully automated.

Supplier feeds: before and afterCase study 02 · 9 feeds automated, 20–40 hrs/wk savedDO-ART-206 · REV 01DECODED OPS · ISSUEDBEFOREManual admin, hours every weekSupplier feeds disconnected from the siteStock levels out of date across channelsProduct data re-keyed into multiple systemsAFTER9 supplier feeds, fully automated20–40 hours a week savedProducts pushed live to Symphony automaticallySame platform + Data App alongside itTITLESUPPLIER FEEDS: BEFORE AND AFTERDRAWING NO.DO-ART-206REV01
The numbers

Nine feeds, fully automated.

9

supplier feeds running automated stock sync

20–40

hours a week of admin time projected saved

Live

project underway, Symphony integration proven in production

Supplier feeds automated:

Teamwear brandSwimwear brandRugby brandFootball brandCricket brandWorkwear brandSchoolwear brandLeisure brandOutdoor brand

The situation before

Stock, supplier feeds, and getting products live on Symphony meant hours of manual admin every week. Time that should have gone into running the business.

What was done

Symphony stayed. It was the right tool for that job. I built the Data App alongside it to automate the parts Symphony could never do: nine supplier feeds kept current, decorated and plain stock tracked separately, warehouse floor operations (bin assignment, live camera barcode scanning, batch picking) run from a phone, and new products pushed live to Symphony automatically, including new variants on an existing product.

Live Symphony integration was proven in production on 27 July 2026, including new-variant publishing. That was a real gap in the first build, found and fixed live.

What's still in progress

The Data App keeps expanding. Warehouse floor tooling and further supplier automation are active, ongoing work, not a finished job being presented as complete.

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