Sales and stock, one true picture — Meridian Auto & Energy Group

The reporting system this group runs on: every sale, every naira owed, every vehicle and inverter — from the invoice to the yard, with nothing counted twice and nothing counted that should not be. This demonstration needs no credentials.

Enter the demo

Sales

Answers: how is the year going, who owes us, what came back — and who is carrying the growth.

Overview — the year and the month, and what needs attention
Explorer — every invoice behind every number
Receivables — what is owed, how old it is, and what is withheld tax rather than debt
Returns — what came back, and where it clusters
Analytics — salesperson leaderboard, branch comparison, movers, customer concentration

Open Sales

Live state: demo data loaded · Data as of 22 Oct 2026 (WAT)

Inventory

Answers: what we can sell today, what is coming, what is on order — and what is simply getting old.

Overview — stock, value, inbound and work in progress at a glance
Stock — by model, with months of cover and prices at today's selling prices
Shipment — what is on sea and at port, and when each lot lands
Purchase — what is on order: ordered, not shipped, never counted as inbound
Assembly — kits already on site at Ikeja, becoming sellable
Movements — wind the date back and the stock picture rewinds with it
Analytics — ageing by brand and model, cover, movers, branch comparison

Open Inventory

Live state: demo data loaded · Data as of 22 Oct 2026 (WAT)

About this demo

Meridian Auto & Energy Group Ltd is a fictional company, and every figure, customer, vehicle and record in this demo is invented. The system is not a mockup: it is a working rebuild of a production sales-and-inventory dashboard pattern, run to the same rules — approved invoices only, complimentary and internal movements never counted as revenue, inbound meaning on sea plus at port and nothing else, stock valued at current selling prices, and a receivables figure that carries its reconciliation disclaimer wherever it appears.

One thing worth saying plainly: this is a demo because the real thing cannot be shown. The production systems this rebuild is patterned on run every day on a real group’s live sales and stock data — an employer’s figures are not ours to publish. So the company here is fictional and the numbers are invented, but the pages, the rules, the drill-downs and the refresh discipline are the same ones doing real work elsewhere.

The full design specification — page by page, chart by chart, with the acceptance checklist the build was signed off against — is published with the project source alongside this site. Portfolio visitors: every filter, drill-down, date rewind and CSV export in here genuinely works, in your browser, on the demo dataset.

Connects to the systems you already run

In production, nobody updates these pages by hand. The same dashboards plug into your business systems and stay current on their own:

ERP / CRM API — the dashboards read sales, stock and payments straight from your ERP or CRM over its API, so every figure is the system’s own figure.
Scheduled automation — where there is no suitable API, a GitHub Actions schedule pulls the latest exports on a timetable (for example, three times a day), rebuilds the data and republishes the dashboards automatically.
File drops — plain spreadsheet or CSV exports work too: drop the file in, and the pipeline validates it, applies the rules and refreshes every page.

This demo runs on a sample data file so you can explore freely. A production deployment wires in one of the routes above — the pages, the rules and the drill-downs stay exactly the same.