GroTrack Redesign

GroTrack Redesign

Enhancing Order Tracking Visibility and Credit Transparency to Distributors

Enhancing Order Tracking Visibility and Credit Transparency to Distributors

Timeline

Jan - Feb 2025

My Role

Full-Stack Designer

Company

Nexsoft

Tools

Figma

Figjam

Redmine

Team

Kevin Pranata

Aldi Adi S

Fira Bella

Kenneth D

What is Grotrack?

GroTrack is one of the products within GroUp (B2B Super App), intended designed for Resellers and distributors to monitor their orders, check delivery statuses, and manage credit limits.

The GroUp application is a digital platform designed to make it easier for shop owners to order consumer products without having to wait for a visit from a distributor's sales staff.

My Contribution

I responsible for the full end- to end design process of this project.

  • User Research

  • Design Ideation, excecution (Protoyping) and handover

  • Usability Testing

Insights

Understanding Customer's Pain Points

Understanding Customer's Pain Points

Problem #1

Distributors using GroTrack often manage credit facilities across multiple banks, each with its own loan limit, utilization, and locked amounts. However, the existing system lacked a centralized and transparent view of their overall credit standing

Without an aggregated summary, users struggled to:

  • Monitor how their loan usage was distributed and utilized per institution.

  • Identify which credit lines were nearing their limits or locked without switching between different screens or systems.

Problem #2

Difficulty in navigating and understanding Bank List

Problem #3

Inefficient Ongoing Order Status Tracking

Inefficient Ongoing Order Status Tracking

Distributors frequently complained that they needed to “just see where my latest order is” without navigating away from the homepage.

Solution

A New Order & Loan Tracking Dashboard

A New Order & Loan Tracking Dashboard

This redesign aimed to enhance usability, reduce friction in tracking credit, and introduce a Credit Tracker Dashboard to provide distributors with better financial control.

Design Evaluation

Heuristic Evaluation & Finding Opportunity

After we gathered enough insights, I've held an extensive heuristic evalutation to evaluate our design and finding key opportunity areas to improve

Design Evaluation

Heuristic Evaluation & Finding Opportunity

After we gathered enough insights, I've held an extensive heuristic evalutation to evaluate our design and finding key opportunity areas to improve

Ideation

Brainstorm, Design & Iterate

Brainstorm, Design & Iterate

I've held a collaborative session with business analyst and product manager gather further details on this project and set expectations

Focus Areas

01

Home Page

02

Navigation

03

Loan Dashboard

Solution 1 - The New Homepage

Solution 1 - The New Homepage

Enhancing Information Accessibility and Optimizing main features

Enhancing Information Accessibility and Optimizing main features

I fully redesigned the homepage by adding 3 main aspects:

Home Redesign

Home Redesign

Credit Limit Section

Credit Limit Section

Credit Limit Section Ensure users can quickly access critical loan, credit, and order tracking insights at a glance, reducing the need for excessive navigation.

Ongoing Order Status Tracking

Ongoing Order Status Tracking

To enhance user awareness of ongoing transactions, I create a status order tracker directly on the home page which provides a real-time updates on order progress.

The New Tracker New Navigation Bar

The New Tracker New Navigation Bar

To Accommodates tracker and dashboard as a main feature and provides more seamless navigation, i add a navigation bar. I also place the tracker in the center and highlight it to enhance user awareness

Solution 2

Solution 2

Improving The Bank List

Improving The Bank List

To improve clarity and usability, the bank list is being redesigned to replace the existing accordion dropdown with a bottom sheet for banks that have multiple accounts. By removing inline dropdowns, the bank list can have uniform structure and pattern which make it more consistent, reduces visual noise and improves readability.

To improve clarity and usability, the bank list is being redesigned to replace the existing accordion dropdown with a bottom sheet for banks that have multiple accounts. By removing inline dropdowns, the bank list can have uniform structure and pattern which make it more consistent, reduces visual noise and improves readability.

Solution 3 - Loan Dashboard

Solution 3 - Loan Dashboard

The New Loan Dashboard

The New Loan Dashboard

The Loan Dashboard provides users with a centralized view of their credit and loan details, enabling better financial management and decision-making. Designed for clarity and ease of use, it offers real-time insights into loan status, credit usage, and repayment progress.

Bank Credit Transaction

The dashboard categorizes credit usage by different banks, providing a clear breakdown of expenditures across multiple accounts. This feature helps users optimize their credit distribution and manage repayments effectively.

Loan Limit

A dynamic display of the user's available credit limit, updating with every transaction to provide accurate financial visibility.

Loan Allocation

A detailed breakdown of how loans are allocated across different banks, ensuring users understand their outstanding balances and repayment structures.

Daily Credit Usage Tracking

Users can monitor their daily credit expenditures in real-time, helping them stay informed about their spending habits and make better financial decisions.

Iteration Point 1

Adding Chevron to Highlight Legend's Touchpoint

We found out from usability testing that user completely skipped the first version as they don't know the Bank list in the legends can be click to show the detail.

Iteration Point 2

Adding Tooltips on each section

Users feel unsure about the feature so they need some context

Lesson Learned

Key Takeaways

User prefer Predictability in Financial Interfaces

Money-related actions often trigger anxiety. By replacing inconsistent dropdown interactions with a bottom sheet, we reduced uncertainty, making users feel more in control and confident in navigating their accounts.

Constantly ask for feedback and iterate

From noticing mistakes in my UI to uncovering more foundational UX problems in my app, I’m thankful to have constantly asked for feedback from my peers and my mentor. In the end, I pushed to have the app as best I could, and did not let my own thinking stop me from questioning if my own decisions were truly best for the user.

Kevin Pranata

kevinpranata41@gmail.com

© 2025 Kevin Pranata. All rights reserved.

Kevin Pranata

kevinpranata41@gmail.com

© 2025 Kevin Pranata. All rights reserved.

Kevin Pranata

kevinpranata41@gmail.com

© 2025 Kevin Pranata. All rights reserved.