Internal tools for Eram retail
As a freelance front-end developer, I spent over a year building two internal tools for Eram, the French footwear and fashion retailer. Both applications were built with Adobe Flex 4, delivering rich desktop-class interfaces inside the browser.
The first tool was an assortment planner — a rich interface allowing product managers to compose seasonal collections, assign references to stores based on regional profiles, and simulate stock coverage across the entire retail network.
The assortment workflow connected headquarters buyers with regional managers. Each step — selection, validation, dispatch — was tracked in a structured pipeline with role-based permissions and real-time status updates.
The second tool — Courbes de Vie — visualised product lifecycle curves, helping managers track sell-through rates and optimise replenishment decisions across the retail network.
Both tools included interactive dashboards built with Flex charting components — pivot tables, bar charts and heatmaps — giving managers a clear picture of assortment coverage and allocation efficiency.
Adobe Flex 4 for the rich client, AMF for binary data transfer, Java / J2EE on the backend.

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