Verifone/Gilbarco Web Back-Office Development
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I need a browser-based back-office portal that can speak fluently to both Verifone Commander and Gilbarco Passport systems running in our forecourts. The goal is to centralise inventory, capture every transaction in real time, and give my staff role-based access without relying on the vendor-supplied desktop tools.
Your experience configuring Verifone and Gilbarco is essential; the project will involve working with their XML/JSON feeds, pollers, and any available APIs to pull price books, tank levels, and sales data into a single PostgreSQL or MySQL store (I am open to your recommendation). From there, the web UI—preferably built with a mainstream framework such as React, Vue, or Angular—should present dashboards for stock levels, live transaction logs, and straightforward screens to assign or revoke user permissions.
Because the site will run on our own server, security, documentation, and an easy deployment script matter as much as features. Responsive design is expected so the portal can be viewed on tablets in the store office.
Key deliverables
• Integration modules for both POS platforms
• Inventory dashboard with variance and reorder alerts
• Transaction ledger with filterable reports and exports
• Role-based access system tied to our existing Active Directory or a local authentication store
• Complete source in Git, setup guide, and a short operator manual
The project is considered done once I can watch a sale appear on the ledger within ten seconds of the pump finishing, reconcile inventory at day’s end, and manage users without touching POS menus.
Your experience configuring Verifone and Gilbarco is essential; the project will involve working with their XML/JSON feeds, pollers, and any available APIs to pull price books, tank levels, and sales data into a single PostgreSQL or MySQL store (I am open to your recommendation). From there, the web UI—preferably built with a mainstream framework such as React, Vue, or Angular—should present dashboards for stock levels, live transaction logs, and straightforward screens to assign or revoke user permissions.
Because the site will run on our own server, security, documentation, and an easy deployment script matter as much as features. Responsive design is expected so the portal can be viewed on tablets in the store office.
Key deliverables
• Integration modules for both POS platforms
• Inventory dashboard with variance and reorder alerts
• Transaction ledger with filterable reports and exports
• Role-based access system tied to our existing Active Directory or a local authentication store
• Complete source in Git, setup guide, and a short operator manual
The project is considered done once I can watch a sale appear on the ledger within ten seconds of the pump finishing, reconcile inventory at day’s end, and manage users without touching POS menus.