A sales floor that runs on touch kiosks
Salon and warehouse staff work on touch-screen POS devices — no mouse, no keyboard, no training week.
- MME Warehouse · MME Holding
- Retail, year 2025
- Status
- Deployed to salon and factory kiosks; auto-update every 4 hours
- screens in the kiosk app
- 34
- screens in the kiosk app
- interface languages
- 2
- interface languages
Problem
Sales points needed a full order-and-shipment workflow on touch kiosks. Standard web admin panels assume a mouse and a physical keyboard; the shop floor has neither.
What we did
- Built a Windows desktop app designed touch-first: large targets, active states instead of hover, and an on-screen keyboard of our own.
- Routed every role — salon, factory manager, supply — to its own home screen after phone-OTP sign-in.
- Set up silent auto-update from releases, so a fix reaches every kiosk without anyone touching the devices.
Result
Kiosks run across salons and the factory in two languages. Updates ship remotely, and new staff start selling after minutes of orientation, not days.
Modules
- Salon flow (13 screens)Home, dress list and details, salons, order placement, shipments, statistics, reports — the full sales-point day on a touch screen.
- Factory manager flow (8)Orders, statistics, reports, dresses, ideas — production management from the floor.
- Supply and warehouse flows (8)Supply selection, product types and lists, given-products history, warehouse home and inventory.
- Sales flows (4)Simple sale, 50/50 sale, 50/50 without salon, accessory sale.
- Touch-first shellCustom on-screen keyboard and numeric keypad, active states instead of hover, hash routing for file://, isolated preload bridge.
- DeliveryNSIS / portable / 7z builds, GitHub Releases feed, silent update check every four hours, install on quit.
Technology
Electron, React, Vite, Zustand, Tailwind
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