Fast Care
Fast Care is a B2B medical supplies platform built with React, TypeScript, and Vite, serving two core user roles: buyers and suppliers. The app combines procurement workflows, supplier quotations, carts, invoicing, logistics, virtual inventory, support, subscriptions, and notifications inside role-based dashboards, with a modern frontend powered by Tailwind CSS, Zustand, Axios, React Router, Leaflet, and charting libraries.
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Challenge
Medical purchasing and supply operations often run across disconnected tools for ordering, quotations, invoicing, transport, stock visibility, and support. The project needed a single product that gives buyers and suppliers dedicated workflows, keeps role permissions separated, and still makes the overall system easy to navigate and scale.
Solution
I built a React, TypeScript, and Vite application organized around separate buyer and supplier routes with protected role-based access. The platform centralizes purchase requests, supplier offers, carts, invoices, logistics requests, virtual inventory, support tickets, sub accounts, and notifications, while Leaflet-powered logistics flows handle pickup and delivery points, distance and pricing calculations, vehicle selection, payment handling, and proof-of-payment uploads.
- Buyer and supplier dashboards with dedicated routes and protected role-based access
- Landing page, sign up, sign in, OTP, forgot password, and reset password flows
- Purchase requests, supplier quotations, carts, and invoice management
- Unified purchase flow for grouped buying and better pricing opportunities
- Virtual inventory, product management, sales tracking, and sub account permissions
- Leaflet-based logistics requests with map selection, distance pricing, vehicle choice, and payment proof upload
- Dynamic notifications, support tickets, WhatsApp support, and subscription management
- Responsive frontend built with React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, Axios, and React Router
