RMGFlow
Buying house operations, from inquiry to payment.
- Java 21
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- Flyway
- Flutter
- Backend build phases reported complete
- 13
- Integration tests passing at last recorded run
- 48
Figures as reported by the project's own README.
How the work flows
Hover or focus a step to follow an order through the system.
- Buyers
- Styles
- Sampling
- Costing
- Quotations
- Orders
- T&A
- Production
- Quality
- Shipment
- Documents
- Finance
Merchandising
Buyers, styles, sampling, costing and quotations in one workflow.
Order execution
Orders, time and action (T&A) calendars, production follow-up and quality.
Shipping and money
Shipment, commercial documents and financial tracking.
Everyday work
Approvals, tasks and notifications that keep the team moving.
RMGFlow helps a buying house keep the work of a garment order in one place. It follows an order from the first buyer inquiry to the final payment.
What it covers
Buyers, styles, sampling, costing, quotations, orders, time and action (T&A) calendars, production follow-up, quality, shipment, commercial documents, financial tracking, approvals, tasks and notifications.
How it is built
The backend is a Spring Boot application on Java 21 that stores its data in PostgreSQL and manages schema changes with Flyway. A Flutter app provides the mobile client.
Status and documentation
The repository’s backend README reports 13 implementation phases complete and 48 integration tests passing at its last recorded full run. The repository also holds a numbered set of design documents covering workflow, requirements, roles, API design, testing and deployment.