---
title: VoltProcure demo
description: A procurement and inventory app built on Laravolt 8, served with Octane on FrankenPHP
---

# VoltProcure

A complete procurement and inventory application built on Laravolt 8, Laravel 13 and Livewire 4: requests, approvals, purchase orders, goods receipts and stock. It is open source, so you can read how a real Laravolt app is put together. {% .lead %}

{% callout title="Source code" %}
[github.com/laravolt/voltprocure](https://github.com/laravolt/voltprocure) — MIT licensed, with seeded demo data and a production Docker image.
{% /callout %}

![VoltProcure dashboard: requests waiting for approval, open orders, low stock, monthly spend and weekly order value](/images/voltprocure/dashboard.png)

## The flow

A department asks for goods, and its manager approves them line by line. Procurement then turns the approval into a purchase order, and the warehouse receives the delivery, in parts if needed. Stock updates itself, and every movement is traced back to its document.

![A manager reviews a purchase request and approves fewer items than requested](/images/voltprocure/approval.png)

![Purchase orders with overdue deliveries flagged](/images/voltprocure/purchase-orders.png)

![Stock list with reorder-point bars](/images/voltprocure/stock.png)

## What it shows about Laravolt

- **Laravolt's layout and ACL out of the box.** `<x-volt-app>`, the sidebar from `config/laravolt/menu/*.php`, and permissions that decide both the menu and the routes (`can:` middleware).
- **One design layer over every page.** A small Tailwind CSS file remaps Laravolt's `gray-*` and `blue-*` scales to graphite neutrals and one indigo accent. Laravolt's built-in user and role screens follow, without overriding a single vendor view.
- **Rules in actions, covered by tests.** Only the department's manager decides, nothing is ordered before approval, and a receipt never exceeds what is outstanding.
- **Production on Octane + FrankenPHP.** The Docker image runs worker mode. On a shared 2-vCPU host the dashboard served about 50 requests per second, against about 15 on `php artisan serve`. See [Laravolt under Octane](/reference/performance#laravolt-under-octane).
- **Works on a phone.** Every page is usable at 390px wide. Below 568px, list tables become labelled cards through Laravolt's built-in Basictable: each one only adds the `basictable` class. See [Tables on phones](/ui-foundation/tables#tables-on-phones).

![VoltProcure at 390px: the dashboard, purchase orders as cards with status badges, and stock cards with reorder-point bars](/images/voltprocure/phone.png)

## Run it

```bash
git clone https://github.com/laravolt/voltprocure.git && cd voltprocure
cp .env.docker.example .env.docker
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml run --rm --no-deps app php artisan key:generate --show   # paste into APP_KEY
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d --build
```

Open http://localhost:8090 and sign in as `andi@voltprocure.test` (procurement), `bagus@voltprocure.test` (IT manager), `dewi@voltprocure.test` (requester) or `siti@voltprocure.test` (warehouse). The password for all of them is `password`.

The screenshots on this page are captured from that same production image in CI on every change.