Each area shares the same master data and transaction history. Work entered in one workflow becomes context for the next instead of disappearing into another spreadsheet.
Define the operational truths every workflow depends on.
See what is on hand, where it is, and how it got there.
Turn recipes and material requirements into trackable production work.
Connect vendors, purchase orders, deliveries, and inventory receipts.
Follow material relationships without reconstructing the story by hand.
Give everyday users a focused view while preserving administrative depth.
STORM is organized around the real flow of goods. The result is a connected trail from definition and purchasing through inventory, production, and investigation.
Keep the API and PostgreSQL database on infrastructure you control, including a complete local Windows test setup.
Short network interruptions receive bounded retry handling, while activity and connection state remain visible to the operator.
Operational documents, user context, and transaction trails help explain what changed and where to investigate.
A Windows desktop workspace is joined by mobile-oriented production and receiving flows for work away from a desk.
These areas are part of STORM's direction, but are not presented as finished capabilities in the current preview. We would rather show the boundary clearly than promise a button that is not ready.