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Work · B2B SaaS · Internal Tooling · 2025

Transact OS

We helped Transact OS operators go from five-tab daily closes to one real-time finance console that finishes reconciliation in a single flow.

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1 flow

Daily close runs in one flow, no context switching

In-app

Disputes routed and resolved without email chains

Real-time

Single cash position view across roles

Role-aware

Each role sees only what they need to act on

The client

Transact OS is a specialized operations platform created for B2B finance, admin, and management teams handling large volumes of transactional data and multi-warehouse inventory.

Industry
Fintech · Operations
Year
2025
Stack
Next.js · TypeScript · tRPC · Postgres · Tailwind

The problem

Operations and finance teams were bogged down by manual task-switching between bank portals, billing tools, and CSV sheets just to reconcile a single day's activity. Reconciliation rules lived entirely in individual employees' heads.

The solution

We built a unified command center dashboard that combines user access, real-time inventory tracking, and transaction history into one interconnected, role-aware system.

How we built it

  • Mapped daily reconciliation steps to create a dense, low-fatigue layout with quick keyboard actions.
  • Constructed a real-time stock velocity chart and key metrics indicators.
  • Built a command console integrating invoicing, stock lookups, point of sale, and label printing.
  • Configured a granular permissions matrix for secure, role-based module views.

How we made sure it worked

  • Tested the interface alongside active finance personnel to observe real-world speed improvements.
  • Verified reconciliation workflows were successfully automated in-app.
  • Ensured dispute resolutions are tracked directly in the console with a clear history.

Outcome

Daily close compresses into a single flow. Disputes get routed and resolved in-app. Leadership sees one number for cash position instead of three reconciled by hand.