ApexIt approached me to develop a check-in application, marking the first commercial use of my FuseMVC framework. The application streamlines product intake by integrating with WordPress and Amazon data sources.

Key Features:

• Customer Selection: Users can select a customer from a WordPress database, ensuring seamless integration with existing customer records.
• Package Management: The application allows users to assign package names and store them in a MySQL database for tracking and organization.
• Amazon Data Scraping: The system retrieves product details from Amazon, automating data collection for efficiency.
• Database Storage: Scraped product details are stored in MySQL, and product images are saved to a local server for quick access.
• Product Condition Setting: Users can define the condition of incoming products to maintain accurate inventory records.
• Quantity Adjustment: The application includes an option to modify input quantities, enabling precise stock management.

This project not only showcased the capabilities of FuseMVC but also demonstrated the power of Vue.js in building responsive and efficient front-end applications. By leveraging automation and database integration, the solution provided ApexIt with a streamlined workflow for product check-ins.