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Maverick & Vertical — Quotation Platform

One platform for two brands: quotations with an approval flow, invoices, payments, deliveries and purchase orders — each brand's data kept separate, every document in English and Arabic.

Django
React
DigitalOcean

Vertical dashboard — quoted, won, invoiced and collected this month, receivables by age, invoiced vs collected over 12 months — The dashboard: this month against last, what clients owe by age, what the brand owes suppliers, and invoiced vs collected over twelve months. Demo data.

Context: Maverick VC and Vertical issue quotations, purchase orders and invoices every day, each under its own brand.
Problem: The previous system was hard to extend and didn't separate the two brands cleanly.
What I built: A single application serving both brands' domains with tenant separation in the database: bilingual quotation, invoice and delivery documents; invoices linked to quotations (partial invoicing included) with payments recorded against them; internal cost and margin per quotation that never reaches the client; role-based permissions; and dashboards for what's quoted, won, invoiced, collected and overdue.
My responsibility: Lead developer at Maverick VC — rebuilding the platform from the ground up: architecture, backend and frontend.
Verified outcome: In development to replace the previous system, with invoice numbering continuing from the existing records.
Technology: Django with a React front end, hosted on DigitalOcean managed services.

Quotations list with approval, payment and production status — Quotations — filtered by approval stage, payment and production stage.

A quotation awaiting approval, with bilingual lines and internal cost and profit — A quotation awaiting approval — bilingual lines, and cost & margin visible only to admins and approvers.

An invoice for 50% of a quotation, paid by cheque — Partial invoicing — an invoice for half of a quotation, with the payment recorded against it.

Same app, Maverick's domain: its own branding, and only its own clients.

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