I’m putting together a straightforward web-based portal so my team can finally keep every piece of supplier information in a single, well-organised place. The core use case is simple: manage supplier data—nothing more exotic—but I do need it to cover all of the details we handle day-to-day. Here’s what the first release must let us do: • Store and edit contact details for each supplier. • Maintain a searchable product catalogue, complete with categories and basic inventory tracking so we can see current stock at a glance. • Record payment history and other financial details in a way that’s easy to update and export. • Allow quick “Docs uplode” (contracts, certificates, W-9s, etc.) and tie each file to the correct supplier profile. I’m flexible on the underlying tech stack as long as the interface is intuitive for non-technical users, loads quickly in modern browsers, and the data can be exported to CSV or Excel. A clean login screen and simple role permissions (admin vs. read-only) will round things out for launch. Deliverable: a working web application deployed to a test server, with clear setup instructions and source code handed over so we can host it internally later. If this sounds like something you can build efficiently, let’s talk through your suggested approach and timeline.