Internal Systems / Technical Case Study
Event Agency
Mini-ERP.
One connected operational platform serving five core agency departments.
An internal operations platform built with Google AppSheet, Apps Script, and Google Sheets — connecting customer projects, event delivery, workforce processes, purchasing, and budget controls.
5
Operating modules
Sales, Ops, HRM, Proc, Fin
6
UML workflows
Sequence diagram explorer
GPS / IP
Attendance tracking
Geofenced check-in rules
Daily
Team utilization
All agency staff active
01 / System overview
How the modules connect.
A single project record connects commercial work to execution, purchasing, and financial control. HRM supplies workforce context.
Sales→Operation→Procurement↔FinHRM · shared staff and assignments
02 / Real application
The app behind the architecture.
The actual AppSheet home screen. Its five operational areas match the architecture and module diagrams shown on this page.
Event Agency Mini-ERP / AppSheet Home
REAL APPLICATION03 / Module breakdown
Inside each module.
Explore one data model at a time. Each diagram shows the module’s application views, key entities, workflow, and cross-module dependencies.
Commercial operations
From account to project.
Customer records, booking requests, project ownership, and a shared CRM interaction history.
Customer 360°Booking workflowBulk account handover
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MODULE WORKFLOWS / UML SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS
How each module works.
Explore how business users, AppSheet, Apps Script and Google Sheets interact across the Mini-ERP.
SALES & CRM / PROCESS WALKTHROUGH
Customer relationship → project → booking → structured handover
Conceptual sequence Illustrative workflow; implementation not independently audited
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Sequence walkthrough
7 interactionsThese diagrams communicate documented workflows and intended integrations. They do not assert that in-development functionality is live or that the arrows represent measured runtime execution.