Double order
In this demo, a repeated click returns the existing sample order instead of creating another.
VISIBLE AS: SAME ORDERSYSTEMS SHOWCASE 01
Synthetic demonstration · Illustrative data
See whether a sample order was accepted once, delivered to the next system, waiting for another attempt, or needs a person to decide.
WHAT MANAGEMENT CAN SEE / ЧТО ВИДИТ РУКОВОДИТЕЛЬ
The technical controls become a small set of accountable business states: accepted, delivered, retrying or waiting for a person.
In this demo, a repeated click returns the existing sample order instead of creating another.
VISIBLE AS: SAME ORDERThe sample order and its next action appear together, so the demo keeps the hand-off visible.
VISIBLE AS: COMMITTEDAutomation retries only within a limit, then assigns a clear human review instead of looping forever.
VISIBLE AS: NEEDS REVIEWPlain-language map: idempotency = “the demo gives the same action the same order”; outbox = “accepted work stays on a visible delivery list”; dead letter = “automation stopped and a person must decide”; reconciliation = “compare both sides and record the outcome”.
INTERACTIVE WORKBENCH
Choose an item, create a checkout request, then force a downstream failure. The ledger answers what happened, what will retry and what needs a person. All state exists only in this browser tab.
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Compare local intent with the external reference, then resolve explicitly.
TECHNICAL LAYER / IDEMPOTENCY · TRANSACTIONAL OUTBOX · DEAD LETTER
Reliability is a sequence of explicit states and operator decisions—not a green success toast.
Identical replay returns the original synthetic order. A changed payload under the same key is rejected.
The order and its delivery intent appear as one conceptual commit; no invisible gap between them.
Retries stop at a declared ceiling. Exhaustion becomes a dead letter requiring accountable review.
Payment and ERP are generic contracts here. No vendor APIs, credentials or production integrations exist.
EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
This is an independently recreated reference implementation using synthetic data. It demonstrates browser behavior and architecture concepts only. It does not contain client code, private schemas, real products, real prices, provider logic or proof of a live deployment.
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