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Real-time digital intelligence for a global automotive group

A 14-country automotive group running on fragmented systems and 48-hour reporting cycles. We unified inventory, AI-powered demand forecasting, and order tracking on Laravel + React + AWS — eliminating 80% of manual workflows and cutting reporting latency from 48 hours to under 5 minutes.

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Real-time digital intelligence for a global automotive group — cover

The challenge

A leading global automotive group operated across 14 countries on fragmented systems with no unified view of inventory, sales, or operations. Country managers ran on local spreadsheets and disparate ERPs. Group reporting was a manual 48-hour exercise. Inventory reconciliation happened by email. Demand forecasting was reactive at best.

The cost wasn’t only operational drag — it was invisible risk. By the time the parent group saw an issue in any one country, the window to act had closed.

What we built

A unified enterprise web platform that became the single source of truth for the group’s global operations:

The forecasting model alone reduced overstock by 34% in the first quarter of operation.

Architecture

We built on a Laravel + React.js stack on AWS, designed for auto-scaling and a 99.9% uptime SLA from day one:

The architecture eliminated 80% of manual workflows on day one and cut group reporting latency from 48 hours to under 5 minutes — a 600× improvement.

Outcomes

Why it worked

Three deliberate calls made the difference:

  1. Real-time over batch. We refused the easier “nightly sync” architecture. Group leadership needed live signals; everything else followed from that constraint.
  2. AI as a feature, not a bolt-on. Forecasting was modeled, evaluated, and shipped as a first-class product surface — not a script wedged into an existing report.
  3. One platform, 14 contexts. The system ships per-country localizations (currency, tax, regulatory) without forking the codebase. Every country gets the same release on the same day.

The engagement started as a 6-month build and extended into ongoing infrastructure partnership. The platform has been running in production for over two years.