The purpose of this project was to make a broker workflow understandable in under two minutes. Instead of explaining the routing logic in abstract terms, the interface shows how demand is scored, packaged, and escalated.
Problem
Broker-style systems often disappear behind internal terminology and invisible background jobs. Stakeholders hear about lead scoring, orchestration, and enrichment, but they do not see how the workflow behaves when requests arrive under real pressure.
Solution architecture
The demo pairs a concise case-study narrative with a local interactive component. The page itself is static-first, but the embedded interaction gives a prospect or stakeholder a feel for how the system behaves.
Experience layer
The UI presents pipeline health, operator notes, and a clear sense of where decision-making happens. That is enough to communicate the operational shape without exposing any live infrastructure.
Lead triage latency
2.1s median
Qualified routing
92%
Manual review reduction
41%
Operator context retained
100%
Note
Security pattern
If this were connected to a real broker service, all calls would move through app/api/*
route handlers. The demo intentionally stays local and stateless.
Embedded preview
Curated live demo
Broker pipeline snapshot
A lightweight client-side component that demonstrates the workflow without live API calls.
Pipeline health
Inbound leads
480 / day
Qualified matches
143
Human review
29
Shipped actions
114
Operator notes
Outcome
The result is a portfolio page that acts like a small product pitch. It combines narrative, metrics, and interaction while still fitting neatly into a repo-managed MDX workflow.
