eRepublic Registration Management System (ERMS)

ERMS is a Windows and OSX desktop application that allows the management of every aspect of the eRepublic event registration process.

Senior Web DevelopereRepublic LLCDecember 2017 - Present8 years, 3 months

About This Project

The eRepublic Registration Management System is a powerful desktop application that works as a control center for managing event registrations at live events. It was built to provide a streamlined user experience for event attendees to quickly register onsite and receive a badge syncing in realtime with Salesforce.

Key Achievements

'Write once deploy anywhere' cross-platform Windows and OSX desktop application using Electron and Typescript
Used SQLite for local data storage and syncing with Salesforce, allowing for full offline capabilities
Used SOQL and Salesforce's realtime event streaming to sync data with Salesforce for event attendee data in realtime
Implemented a powerful hub-spoke architecture allowing for onsite offline data syncing between hardware + software nodes
Used Ollama to build a local AI agent that could be used to answer questions about the event and the registration process
Designed and implemented robust training proceedures and documentation for staff all with offsite AI RAG functionality for in-depth support at events.

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