Tanir Group

Software for industrial and company operations

Tanir is a set of doors and systems for one industrial group: the group site, the operations and warehouse system, a specialist door for Esco, and a door for electric vehicles. Operations turns goods intake, quality checks, foreign buying, and equipment care into work you can follow.

See Tanir Group Talk about an industrial system

This group has five related parts. I designed and built the key ones. This page introduces the main doors, and it does not assign more credit than the work supports.

Operations

Warehouse, quality, foreign buying, finance, and care, in paths that follow the role.

Esco

A separate presence for specialist work of the group, on its own address.

Electric vehicles

A digital product tied to electric transport, apart from the group site.

Portals & systems

Product views

Tanir Group A look at Tanir: the group site, operations, the warehouse, and electric transport, in one industrial story.
Operations The spine of the work: warehouse, quality, foreign buying, and care of equipment.
Warehouse Stock, the list, and how goods move, where the picture shows them.
Quality Inspection points and quality data, tied to the warehouse and to buying.
Foreign buying The path of a foreign purchase, the approvals, and coordination with the supplier.
Care of equipment Maintenance timing and work orders, tied to the operations data.
Tanir Esco A door for industrial warehouse and supply, for the Esco set.
Tanir EV A door for electric transport, along the industrial set.

The problem

Warehouse, quality, foreign buying, and maintenance get lost when they live in forms and phone calls. So does the question of who may see what.

The approach

The Tanir operations system makes those paths follow the role: each person sees their own work, goods are checked before they count as stock, and a foreign purchase can be followed from the request to the warehouse receipt.

What’s in it

A multilingual site, the operations system, an electronics warehouse, quality checks, foreign supply, equipment care, and a view of the equipment.

Of the parts of this group, I designed and built three. I do not name those three here, so that work belonging to others is not claimed as mine.