Store + cart + track
Shoppers
Find a chair or a battery, finish COD, then open the DNRW number. WhatsApp and a coupon sit in the same chrome.
Case Study
Dinratri — we built the catalog that sells a chair and a battery on one ticket.
Live at dinratri.com. A shopper can finish a LiFePO4 wall or an office chair with COD — then the floor imports stock, builds finished qty, and books cash, bank, or MFS on the same DNRW ticket. We shipped the mixed catalog, the four import rails, warehouses, product builds, and the books so the store stays open while the warehouse still works.
6
Aisles on one shelf
4
Catalog import rails
COD
Door payment on checkout
Build
How finished stock is made
Snapshot is how the product is wired — not a SmartB traffic claim.
Why this build
We designed Dinratri around a store that never shuts one aisle to open another.
Day and night — din and ratri — the shop and the floor share one book. Furniture, energy, kitchen, and electrics check out as the same ticket the warehouse can build.
Import + build
The floor
Four catalogs in. Warehouses, POs, raw materials. A build writes the stock the homepage is allowed to promise.
Orders + books
The desk
Status, invoices, payment, cash / bank / MFS. The taka from the door and the transfer at night share one book.
The factory
Import. Shelf. Build. Book — one ticket all day.
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04
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SmartB path
Import
ListedFour catalogs become one shelf
WooCommerce API, Office 1 stock, showroom rows, and factory 11–19 materials land as Dinratri SKUs. The chair and the battery stop living in four spreadsheets.
Shelf
OrderedA shopper finishes without a briefing
Search, six aisles, guest or account cart, buy-now popup on the product. COD. Inside or outside Dhaka. Coupon in the drawer. WhatsApp if they stall.
Build
StockedRaw material becomes the stock the site can promise
Warehouses, suppliers, purchases. A build consumes materials and writes finished qty. Preorder days stay on the SKU until the floor is honest.
Book
InThe ticket already knows cash, bank, and MFS
Orders, bulk status, invoice print, payment pending through paid. Accounts: income, expense, transfer, withdrawal. Month-end is a filter.
Infographic
Horizons, a mosaic, a waterfall, and a clock — a different read.
Process coverage on this product. Not a client KPI claim.
Din and ratri — two horizons on one desk
Stacked bands, not bars. Day is the shop. Night is the floor. Width is how far the job sits on the ticket.
Din — the shop stays open
Search + six aisles94
Guest cart + account cart90
Buy-now popup on the SKU88
Track a DNRW ticket86
Ratri — the floor still works
Woo / Office 1 / showroom / factory92
Warehouse + supplier + PO89
Raw material → product build91
Invoice + cash / bank / MFS87
The aisle mix on one shelf
Mosaic — tile size is how wide that aisle sits in the catalog, not a sales share.
Energy storage
Office furniture
Garden & kitchen
Consumer electrics
Lithium
Refrigerators
How a row climbs from import to the book
Waterfall stairs — each step is a desk that stayed attached. Height is coverage, not revenue.
Import
Woo + three floors
Shelf
One catalog search
Build
Materials become stock
Pack
COD + Dhaka / outside
Book
Invoice + accounts
A clock for a store that does not split the day
Sun arc for the shop. Night arc for build and books.
10:00 · Shop opens
14:00 · Buy-now + COD
18:00 · Pack the ticket
22:00 · Build + books
How the desk helps
Catalog, COD, imports, builds — one scroll.
01 · Catalog
How six aisles still feel like one store
Office chairs, LiFePO4 walls, gas ranges, chargers, refrigerators. Parent categories pull child stock. Search, Offers, Upcoming, and Deals of the Week sit in the same chrome.
- Featured story, New Collection, Most Popular
- Category image taken from a real product, not a blank tile
- SKU prefix DNR so the shelf and the invoice match
02 · Checkout
How a guest finishes a chair or a battery tonight
Cart holds for a session or a login. Checkout asks name, mobile, address. Inside Dhaka or outside. COD. A buy-now popup on the product skips the long cart when they already know.
- Guest cart and account cart share the same ticket
- Shipping costs come from settings, not a hard-code
- Order number DNRW-date so track and invoice stay unique
03 · Import
How Woo and three floors write the same catalog
Woo REST pulls products, prices, galleries, preorder flags. Office 1 adds stock from the warehouse sheet. Showroom and factory 11–19 do the same for the other floors. One products table.
- Woo keys live in a local config, not in the theme
- Office 1 quantity adds to an existing SKU
- HTML entities from WordPress decode before they hit the shelf
04 · Warehouse
How a purchase order lands in a real bin
Warehouses, suppliers, purchases. Raw materials have their own book. A PO is not a note in chat — it is a row the next build can consume.
- Supplier and warehouse views, not a single dump
- Purchases keep the paper the floor already uses
- Factory material import for the 11–19 sheet
05 · Build
How a finished SKU is made, not guessed
Build Product consumes raw materials and adds finished stock. The battery the homepage promises is a qty the floor actually closed. Preorder days hold the promise until then.
- Build qty and who closed it stay on the row
- Stock updates when the build finishes
- Upcoming / preorder filter on the public shop
06 · Books
How the invoice and the till share the same number
Orders filter by status, phone, date. Bulk status. Invoice print and bulk print. Payment: pending, partial, overdue, paid. Accounts: cash, bank, MFS, transfer, withdrawal.
- Invoice labels COD and bKash on the same print
- Discount edits rewrite the ticket total
- Admin and moderator roles gate the desk
Shot list
Placeholders — drop 1440 JPGs in /public/cases/dinratri/
Keep the file names. Change the map at the top of the case component from .svg to .jpg.
How it works
Three public steps. The warehouse and the books finish the rest.
01
Pick the aisle
Search, category, offer, or a product the homepage already featured.
02
Finish on the door
Cart or buy-now. Name, mobile, address. COD. Inside or outside Dhaka.
03
Open the ticket
Track DNRW. The floor packed it. Accounts already have a place for the taka.
01 · Deep dive
A storefront that can hold a mixed dream catalog
Energy boxes next to office chairs next to a six-burner range. Nested categories, real product photos on the aisle, featured stories, deals of the week. The shopper never has to ask which site sells which aisle.
02 · Deep dive
Buy-now and checkout that do not need an account first
The product page opens a checkout popup. Full checkout still exists. Guest session cart or a logged-in cart. Shipping from settings. Coupon in the drawer. Track from My Account.
03 · Deep dive
Imports that keep four floors honest
Woo REST for the old shop. Office 1, showroom, and factory 11–19 for the sheets the warehouse already kept. Stock adds. Galleries and preorder flags survive the pull.
04 · Deep dive
A build that can explain the number on the card
Raw materials in, finished qty out. Warehouses and suppliers sit under the same admin. Upcoming / preorder holds the SKU until the floor closes the build.
05 · Deep dive
Books that already know cash, bank, and MFS
Income, expense, transfer, withdrawal. Invoice print and bulk print. Payment status from pending through paid. The COD at the door is not a second notebook.
Stack we shipped
A full product stack, built to stay in their hands.
Web — PHP, MySQL. Live at dinratri.com. Phone 01972744733.
Import — Woo REST, Office 1, showroom, factory 11–19.
Make — Warehouses, suppliers, purchases, raw materials, builds.
Sell — Guest cart, buy-now, COD, Dhaka / outside, coupons, track.
Desk — Admin orders, invoices, payment statuses, cash / bank / MFS, roles. WhatsApp on the public chrome.
Before / after
A mixed catalog now finishes as one ticket the whole desk can see.
BeforeChairs, batteries, and kitchens lived on separate sites
AfterSix aisles search and check out as one store
BeforeWoo and warehouse sheets disagreed on stock
AfterFour import rails write the same products table
BeforeA guest had to register before a COD order
AfterSession cart or buy-now popup, then DNRW
BeforeFinished stock was a guess after mixing parts
AfterA build consumes materials and adds qty
BeforeShipping lived in a chat reply
AfterInside / outside Dhaka from settings
BeforeInvoices printed from a Word file
AfterOrder print and bulk print on the ticket
BeforeCash, bKash, and bank were three books
AfterAccounts: cash, bank, MFS, transfer, withdrawal
BeforeA shopper could not see the ticket after COD
AfterTrack order on the DNRW number
Every chair, battery, and range attaches to an order the warehouse and accounts can open. Import, shelf, build, or COD — all become a DNRW ticket the desk can pack and book.
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