Internal Consumables Accounting System¶
Summary¶
Status¶
partial implementation / historical project
Role¶
initiator, concept author, prototype developer
Stack¶
Type: Internal automation / early ERP-like inventory system; Period: early transition stage from infrastructure administration to internal systems development
Project value¶
A lightweight internal ERP-like system for IT department consumables accounting - tracking stock levels, material movement history, and procurement planning.
What this demonstrates¶
ExpendIt demonstrates my early transition from an infrastructure-focused role to internal systems development and system analysis.
The project already contained elements that later became part of my professional profile:
- analysis of a real operational pain point;
- identification of domain entities;
- an attempt to build an accounting model;
- intention to replace a manual process with a structured system;
- practical automation for internal users;
- attention to data, operation history, and planning.
The project was not completed as a mature product, but it became an important step toward systems thinking, software development, and my later transition into systems analysis.
Quick reading path¶
- Overview - product summary and technology stack
- Context - operational pain point
- Architecture - layered modular monolith
- Data Model - class diagram
- All-in-one - full case study in one page
Document assemblies¶
- All-in-one - all sections assembled for sequential reading and export
- Architecture review - goals through decisions for architecture review sessions
- SRS pack - context through operations for SRS-style review
- Demo pack - overview, role, architecture, decisions, roadmap, and demonstration
Full structure¶
- Summary
- 01 — Overview
- 02 — Context and Problem
- 03 — Goals, Requirements, and Constraints
- 04 — Role and Responsibilities
- 05 — System Model
- 06 — Architecture and Integrations
- 07 — Security, Quality, and Operations
- 08 — Decisions, Trade-offs, and Risks
- 09 — Roadmap and Demonstration
- Architecture Decision Records