THE SHELF IS EMPTY. THE WARNING NEVER CAME.
When stock counts are handled manually, low quantities can be missed. Essential student items may run out before anyone places a new order.
Manual stock → unexpected stockoutsSchool co-op duties are a lot to juggle—especially when you are also teaching. What if stock, sales and purchases could finally live in one place?

Not a generic list of “business challenges.” These are the actual issues the team identified in its school visit and pitch.
When stock counts are handled manually, low quantities can be missed. Essential student items may run out before anyone places a new order.
Manual stock → unexpected stockoutsSales records, purchasing, paperwork and teaching commitments compete for time. Sales and stock go into paper books. Orders go through WhatsApp. Reports require retyping in Microsoft Word, alongside teaching commitments.
Fragmented processes → unnecessary workloadNADI — Nilai Asas Digital Inventori — is designed to bring inventory, sales, purchasing and reporting into one approachable workflow.
Track inventory and define minimum quantities for critical products. Low-stock alerts give teams an earlier signal to reorder.
Bring sales, purchasing and supporting records into one platform rather than switching among paper, Word and WhatsApp.
Provide dashboards, sales reports and role-based access to help managers see what is happening without compiling everything by hand.
Explore the actual NADI prototype: stock, sales and purchases in one place. These are the team's original interface screenshots.
Existing NADI prototype / Screenshot supplied by team
Dashboard / An overview of cooperative activity.
Purchases, reports and user access — three connected parts of the proposed co-op workflow.
Interface examples supplied by the team. Sample names, figures and school details inside the screens are demo data, not evidence of customers or operating results.
The school visit is part of NADI's origin story, not a decoration. Fieldwork, interviews and documentation help anchor the product in a genuine use case.

Cikgu Fauziah spoke to the team about the daily operational burden.
A very ordinary workflow that costs valuable time.
Stock alerts and simpler records became key priorities for NADI.
Six students. A surprisingly coordinated collection of suits. One very real school co-op problem. Open a portrait to see their personnel file.
Library aisles, lounge chairs and a few moments between. A different side of the people building NADI.











NADI proposes a school subscription model aimed at primary and secondary cooperatives. The pitch sets out a simple early projection—not actual customer or revenue results.
Who it's for: School co-ops, managers, teachers and cooperative workers. The pitch compares NADI's all-in-one approach with spreadsheets and manual record books.
Pitch financial projection
50 schools × RM50 × 12 months = RM30,000/year
RM30,000 − RM12,000 estimated costs = RM18,000 estimated profit
Figures reproduced as projections from NADI's pitch, not traction or achieved performance. No verified customers or deployment results are claimed.

THE NEXT CHAPTER / 2026NADI is a student venture developing a more manageable future for school cooperatives. The story starts with a school visit—and the next chapter is being built.
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