Price monitoring system for socially significant food products: retail, wholesale, and distribution centers in one picture, automatic signals, and inspector visits
Project BAĞA
Prices for socially significant food products across the region were tracked by hand: retail, wholesale, and distribution center prices were merged into spreadsheets, excessive markups were noticed late, and there was no way to confirm on-site checks.
We built an information and analytics system: prices from retail chain websites are collected every night, wholesale and distribution center prices are imported from Excel, and residents send complaints via a Telegram bot. Seven rules detect overpricing, an analyst turns a signal into a task, and a monitoring group closes it with a photo of the price tag and a geotag. For management — a dashboard with a map and a weekly report in Excel and PDF. Five roles, two languages.
Excessive markups and sharp price jumps are detected by rules automatically, with no manual spreadsheet review
A visit can only be closed with a price tag photo and a geotag — the inspection result can be verified
The weekly district report builds itself and exports to Excel and PDF for the meeting
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