Product case study · Promotional products
MyPowerStock: Custom Inventory & Sales Enablement Portal
Salt developed MyPowerStock for Power Promotions: a custom inventory portal and sales enablement platform, with product engineering and CI/CD work included in the engagement.
Discuss a similar projectThe starting point
The business problem.
Power Promotions needed a purpose-built platform around inventory and sales enablement. The project brought these business needs into a custom software development engagement.
Salt’s contribution
What the work covered.
Salt’s scope covered product engineering for MyPowerStock and CI/CD and DevOps support. The inventory portal is one of several distinct workstreams in the Power Promotions portfolio.
Project scope
The MyPowerStock engagement
Business
Power Promotions
Application
Custom inventory portal
Purpose
Sales enablement
Salt’s scope
Product engineering, CI/CD and DevOps
Implementation detail
How responsibilities and technology fit together.
| Area | Implementation or responsibility | Documented scope |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Custom inventory portal | MyPowerStock for Power Promotions. |
| Business purpose | Sales enablement | Inventory and sales enablement are the documented focus of this workstream. |
| Delivery support | Product engineering, CI/CD and DevOps | Separate from the account’s CRM/ERP, gifting portal, and analytics projects. |
Inside the delivery
The work in practical terms.
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Project detail
How the work
comes together.
The inventory and sales workstream
MyPowerStock is a custom inventory portal and sales enablement platform built for Power Promotions. Salt’s responsibilities included product engineering and CI/CD and DevOps support.
Keeping the project boundaries clear
The Power Promotions portfolio also lists a custom CRM/ERP, a casino-event gifting portal, and an analytics portal. These are separate workstreams. MyPowerStock demonstrates the inventory and sales enablement application scope without attributing those other systems’ features to it.
Delivered capability
What the team can do.
A custom inventory and sales enablement platform developed for Power Promotions.
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Start with the scope.
A similar engagement starts by identifying the workflow, existing system, and responsibilities your team needs help with. The proposal should define the deliverables, dependencies, and acceptance criteria for your situation.
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Planning custom inventory or sales software?
Use these questions to frame your scope. These are planning considerations for a new engagement, not additional features claimed for this project.
- Who needs inventory information, and which system is its source of truth?
- Which sales tasks should the first release support?
- What permissions, update frequency, and integrations does your workflow require?
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