Before our application, MacroAir had been leveraging multiple different platforms to manage inventories, customers, and sales. these included but were not limited to salesforce, hubspot, and acumatica. Because they their business workflow required a wide range of knowledge, onboarding and upkeep was no small task. Our goal was to consolidate these processes while improving on their existing site used by their dealers. Their old site was also beginning to look a bit dated in comparison to other contemporary websites.

For MacroAir we adopted a loose agile framework where we had semi regular meetings to demo progress as the needs arose. similarly, as we needed clarifications or their were concerns by either party, we would have a quick meeting to discuss.

These problems were addressed by creating a singular space where dealers and distributers could come to learn about the product they were selling, configure compatible parts together and sign and invoice an end user. One of the major tools we revamped was the AirViz tool which allows users to build out a 3D representation of where they would like to place the fans, and then visualize the airflow with in that space.

docker

django

We leveraged Vue.js for the frontend, and Django for the backend. We also used 3js to build out the AirViz tool, due to its vast community support and packages availability and how closely it is built on webGL.

THE PROJECT

MacroAir

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THE PROJECT

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