Connecting card activity, payments and operations at Benzin.bg
A card management platform brings customer, transaction and payment information into one operational picture.
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Industry
Oil & Gas, FinTech
Services
- Product Audit & Strategy
- UX & UI Design
- MVP Development & Launch
- Level Agreement
The situation
Customer records, card activity, payments and usage data were spread across offline processes and legacy systems. That made reconciliation and understanding the current position difficult.
The hard part
The platform needed to exchange information with other systems and handle transaction data as part of the business workflow. Access, security requirements and the handling of mismatches mattered alongside the integrations.
The solution
We developed an integrated card management system around the client’s operational needs, connecting the records used to manage consumption, payments and customer activity.
Benefits
A shared operational view
Card activity, customers and payments are brought into the same working context.
Connected transaction information
Integrations carry information between the platform and the systems involved in the operation.
Support for reconciliation
The system makes consumption and payment information available for financial and operational review.
What changed
Customer records, card activity and payment information are connected in one operational platform. Transaction information is available in the same working context for reconciliation and review.
Who this is relevant to
For operations, finance and technical leaders connecting transactions to day-to-day work. The case is relevant when integrations, access and reconciliation matter as much as the screens.
Tools & Technologies
Technologies used in this project, grouped by their role in the implementation.
Frontend
React JS
Next JS
Tailwind CSS
Backend
MariaDB
PHP
Laravel
Laravel Livewire
Need to connect transactions to your operation?
Bring the systems involved and one example of a record that does not reconcile. We can discuss data ownership, integration boundaries and exception handling.