EasyCep Garaj
EasyCep Garaj is where phone shops buy their stock. Shop owners browse graded second-hand handsets, buy them one at a time or as a bulk lot at dealer prices, and follow the order through to delivery.
What we built
Buying, single and bulk
- Catalogue by model, colour and storage
- Condition grade and photos per device
- Dealer pricing and live stock
- Search, filters and saved searches
- Bulk lots grouped by model and grade
- Quantity-based dealer pricing
- Lot contents before purchase
- Stock limits and per-shop quotas
- Basket, checkout and bulk order confirmation
Orders, account and delivery
- Shop accounts with tax details
- Order history and status tracking
- Invoices and payment records
- Shipping and delivery updates
- Returns and warranty requests
- Push notifications for new stock
Backend, with their team
- Mobile app built end to end by us
- Worked inside the existing EasyCep backend
- New endpoints for the app's screens
- Data model extended for bulk lots
- Dealer pricing and stock rules
- Notification delivery to the app
- Shared review with their developers
Related services
How we would work on this
A second team for your next product
A product team that delivers the new build while your engineers maintain the existing system.
Technical judgement on your side of the table
An independent review of the work your developers produce, reported in plain language.
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Building the product for what comes next
We would rather deliver one product that holds up than three that have to be rebuilt. That standard is the same on every project, whatever its size.
Ali Boran GazelCEO