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Order Management with RBAC

Inventory, orders, and access control in one place

Snap Order helps teams track stock, process orders, and enforce role-based permissions — from placement to fulfillment, with clarity at every step.

Built for operational clarity

Everything you need to manage inventory and orders without losing control of who can do what.

Order Tracking
Create orders with atomic stock checks and follow status from pending through delivered.
Role-Based Access
Separate admin and user experiences with middleware-enforced route protection.
Real-Time Status
Update and monitor order lifecycle stages so teams always know what is in progress.
Dashboard Insights
Role-specific overviews surface the metrics that matter for admins and customers.
Automated Restock
Low-stock alerts trigger restock requests admins can review, adjust, and approve.
Multi-Role Workflows
Admins manage catalog and fulfillment while users place orders within their scope.

How it works

A straightforward flow from order creation to fulfillment and reporting.

01

Create orders

Users browse products and place orders with validated stock and pricing.

02

Assign roles & permissions

Admins and users access only the routes and actions their role allows.

03

Track & fulfill

Move orders through confirmed, shipped, and delivered with inventory updates.

04

Review & restock

Monitor dashboards and approve automated restock requests when stock runs low.

Roles & security

Clear separation between admin and user capabilities, backed by consistent enforcement across the stack.

Admin
Full control over products, all orders, customer records, and restock approvals.
  • Manage product catalog
  • Update any order status
  • Approve restock requests
  • View all customers
User
Self-service ordering and profile management within a scoped, secure workspace.
  • Browse products and place orders
  • Track own order history
  • Cancel pending orders
  • Update profile details
Security Layer
Access is enforced at middleware, server actions, and UI — least privilege by default.
  • JWT access + refresh tokens
  • HttpOnly cookie storage
  • Route-level protection
  • Action-level auth guards