GBR

Foreign trade2026

Clients, materials and commercial terms connected to prepare foreign trade simulations and quotations.

Web application · desktop and mobile access

Explore demo ↗Interactive demo · fictional data

GBR demonstration dashboard with commercial priorities, proposals and agenda; fictional data — Overview · demonstration environment with fictional data. The captures present the experience; the original product's stage is described in the case.

The problem

Work moves forward. Context gets lost.

In the workflow described by the project, sales, operations and billing rebuilt information in separate spreadsheets. Clients, terms and estimates had to be reconciled at each handover. GBR starts by organising that commercial context.

Sales
Operations
Billing

First step: connect clients, materials and negotiations.

The product

Each record prepares the next action.

The client portfolio, negotiations and materials catalogue form a connected workspace. A grade — a record of a material and its characteristics — can start a commercial draft or prepare a quotation using existing relationships.

Find the client

Search, filters and a quick view help navigate the portfolio and open a negotiation's context.

Reuse terms

A negotiation stays linked to its client. Currency and delivery terms can be reused when creating a draft if available.

Start with the material

Grade details connect materials, suppliers and approved clients to related commercial actions.

Demonstration client portfolio with search, filters and fictional companies — Client portfolio · demonstration capture with fictional companies and contacts. Desktop and mobile retain the browsing context.

How it works

Start with what is known. Complete it when ready.

A commercial simulation can start with a few fields. The user chooses a client, adds a negotiation if available, saves the draft and returns to complete its information and commercial status. Context is recorded before every detail is settled.

Client or material
Negotiation
Save draft
Reopen and complete

Demonstration simulation detail with a fictional client, product and commercial estimate — Simulation detail in the demonstration environment · fictional commercial estimate excluding taxes.

This workflow records commercial context. The tax calculation engine is not yet implemented.

Commercial communication

From an existing relationship to a reviewed message.

Starting from a grade, GBR suggests suppliers associated with the material or clients with compatible negotiations and approvals. The composition workflow lets users review recipients, subject and message before confirming a quotation request or offer.

Contextual suggestions

Existing commercial relationships guide selection; the user reviews recipients and completes the required addresses.

Result per recipient

The code records each attempt's result. An overall sent status is not treated as proof of message delivery.

Demonstration proposal with fictional commercial terms, budget and history — Proposal detail in the demonstration environment · fictional commercial terms and history.

Email transport depends on configuration. External sending and delivery were not tested in the audit.

Product decisions

Move forward while keeping information trustworthy.

The priority documented in August 2026 was to validate the commercial journey first. Tables and saved context bring the experience closer to spreadsheet workflows, while access and responsibility follow each person's work.

Consistent context

Changing the client clears the selected negotiation. Available terms belong to the chosen client.

Access based on the task

Profiles, capabilities and assigned owners organise browsing and actions. Choosing a dashboard changes the experience without granting additional permissions.

Explicit unavailability

When no approved calculation rule exists, the application shows unavailability instead of presenting totals without a validated basis.

Technology

A foundation for keeping work connected.

React and Next.js provide the interface and application services. TypeScript organises contracts between these parts; PostgreSQL stores commercial records, and Neon Auth integrates authentication. Private files and commercial communication have dedicated integrations whose operational availability is not yet confirmed.

Desktop interface / swipe to inspect

Editorial diagram of the identified implementation · does not represent validated production infrastructure. The tax engine is shown as a future step.

Current stage

The commercial journey is the first step.

The audited version brings together connected records, saved drafts, quotation preparation, process browsing and access administration. Continuity across tax calculation, operations, finance and closing remains the product direction, with later modules still partial or planned.

Stack

TypeScript · React · Next.js · PostgreSQL · Neon Auth

The original product narrative follows documentation and an audit dated 6 October 2026. Workspace captures were supplied later and show an independent demonstration with fictional data; they do not establish additional features in the original. Publication, adoption and business results have not been confirmed.

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