Academy of Advanced Aesthetics

The project's functionality covers complex business logic related to user roles, pricing, and accounting. Below are the most interesting solutions from a technical standpoint.

• Role-based pricing by user status : Each user automatically receives one of three statuses (buyer, cosmetologist, doctor) based on data from BAF, or is assigned one manually by an operator. The status determines catalog accessibility and pricing specific to each user group.
• Verification of professional status via diploma : Users can upgrade their status (for example, to confirm their qualification as a cosmetologist or doctor) by uploading a scan of their diploma. The system automatically generates a request for operators to review.
• Automatic order splitting across warehouses : When placing an order, the system checks product availability across warehouses, prioritizing the main warehouses, and splits the order into multiple shipments if needed.
• Flexible promotion builder : Several types of promotion mechanics are implemented within a single system: discounts on products, "3+1" with cyclical repetition in the cart, fixed unit price, and personalized discounts for a set period after order completion. The logic automatically determines the "primary" promotion when multiple promotions overlap in the same cart.
• "Frequently bought together" recommendation mechanism : On the product page, the system selects related products based on brand and category, generating a consistent list of recommendations for each product without operator involvement.
• Product review module : Guests can leave reviews on the product page; operators track new reviews through a dedicated auto-updating widget on the Spiro dashboard and moderate them.
• Two-way synchronization with BAF : Stock, users, reference data, addresses, and prices are synchronized between Spiro and the client's BAF accounting system, both on a schedule and via triggers (order creation, user registration, etc.).