University team project · 8 people · 2023 - 2024
A browser-based beverage, inventory, and billing system built with Spring Boot by an eight-person Scrum team.
A university team project that replaced office drink lists and handwritten payment records with one web application. The system covers purchases, personal balances, stock, suggestions, orders, statistics, and user administration across employee, manager, and administrator roles.
The client managed office drinks with paper lists, which made purchases, outstanding balances, stock, and repeat orders difficult to track. The replacement had to stay quick enough for everyday use while separating employee, manager, and administrator permissions.
We built a Spring Boot and Salespoint application using Scrum. The backend separates shop, stock, suggestions, statistics, and user management into focused packages; Thymeleaf renders the interface, and Spring Security enforces role- and office-specific access.
Delivered a working prototype and its supporting requirements, architecture diagrams, tests, and developer documentation. My work included implementation, unit testing, and design documentation within the shared codebase.
A classic Spring Boot Model-View-Controller structure, with Spring Data JPA for object-relational mapping and Spring Security for granular access control across employee, manager, and administrator roles.
One-click drink purchases update personal balances and can be reversed when entered by mistake.
Employees suggest products; managers review them, build orders, and retain an order history.
Authentication that separates administrative duties from standard staff operations.
Accounting features tracking procurement costs against internal usage and sales.
Analyzed the existing workflow and mapped the logistics processes to model.
Implemented domain models and workflows for stock, orders, purchases, and user management.
Integrated the server-rendered Thymeleaf views and completed the JUnit suites.
Completed the prototype, tests, cross-team review, and developer documentation.
