Overview

This project focused on building a commission system that brings the full request-to-delivery workflow into one place. Instead of managing submissions, approvals, updates, and handoffs across multiple tools, the system keeps everything structured inside a single interface.

Key Features

• Request intake: Collects commission details, requirements, and timelines through a clear submission flow.
• Status tracking: Organizes each request through stages such as pending, approved, in progress, revision, and completed.
• Approval workflow: Makes it easier to review requests, confirm next steps, and keep the process moving without confusion.
• Operational visibility: Gives administrators a clearer view of active work, upcoming deadlines, and items that need attention.
• Centralized updates: Keeps notes, progress, and communication tied to each commission record.

Technologies Used

• Next.js: Used for routing, page structure, and application rendering.
• React: Powered reusable interface components and workflow interactions.
• TypeScript: Helped maintain reliable data structures for requests, statuses, and actions.
• Supabase: Used for data storage, authentication, and real-time updates.

Challenges and Learnings

One of the main challenges was keeping the workflow flexible enough for different commission types without making the interface feel overly complex. That required careful planning around status design, record structure, and how information should be surfaced at each stage. This project reinforced the value of operational clarity. When requests, approvals, and updates all live in one place, teams can move faster with less manual follow-up.

Outcome

The result was a cleaner and more manageable commission workflow with better visibility, clearer status tracking, and reduced operational overhead.