# Morbrick Platform Implementation Review

Review date: 16 July 2026  
Scope: Morbrick construction quote-to-cash, cost management, HR, attendance, payroll, reporting, document authenticity, integrations, security, and operations.

## Executive assessment

The application is a working modular Laravel ERP, not a prototype shell. Its principal day-to-day workflows are implemented and covered by automated tests: customer and catalog management, quote approval and conversion, proformas, invoices, eTIMS submission, payments and receipts, completion certificates, costs, employees, attendance, payroll, reports, RBAC, and security event evidence.

This review added the controls that most directly affected enterprise operation:

- administrator-managed users, roles, verification, suspension, and session revocation;
- last-active-administrator and self-disable safeguards;
- filterable and exportable security audit events;
- immutable quote submission snapshots, revision numbers, approval evidence, and separation of creator/approver;
- customer contacts and customer-owned project sites/branches;
- customer statements with opening balance, chronological ledger, running balance, and CSV export;
- sales, VAT, aging, and audit CSV exports;
- bounded scheduled eTIMS retries;
- non-destructive payment reversal, receipt invalidation, and invoice balance recalculation.

## Readiness decision

The system is suitable for controlled internal pilot use after the new migrations and permission seeder are applied. Production go-live remains conditional on external and infrastructure work: KRA production onboarding, optional Safaricom Daraja onboarding, production SMTP, HTTPS and trusted proxies/hosts, off-host backups with restore tests, process monitoring, queue/scheduler supervision, secret rotation, and a deployment runbook.

No code review can certify a system as universally “complete enterprise grade.” That status depends on production configuration, operational ownership, regulatory acceptance, real provider credentials, load objectives, backup recovery evidence, and user acceptance testing.

## Evidence snapshot

- 117 named/framework routes, 107 behind authentication middleware.
- 31 domain models, 21 HTTP controllers, 77 Blade views.
- 20 migrations after this review.
- 23 feature-test files and 92 test methods.
- OWASP-oriented request, session, host, header, authorization, throttling, and audit controls are present.

