Selected transformations.

LACQ describes itself as the visual intelligence supply chain for beauty commerce. The name stands for Link, Automate, Control, Quantify. Its public materials describe a fragmented nail and beauty supply chain with inconsistent barcodes, missing SKUs, paper processes and weak inventory visibility, and a solution built on vision-based product recognition as the shared data foundation.

Three integrated products are described publicly: CALIBR for manufacturing vision intelligence and factory quality control, TRADQ for B2B ordering, showroom and fulfillment, delivery, inventory visibility and bilingual ordering, and TRAKK for point of sale, real-time inventory, shrinkage visibility and automated replenishment into TRADQ. LACQ's public site states a catalog of more than 8,000 products. Its founders are Anh Tran, with a manufacturing background, and Mindy Tran, with a background in Texas nail-supply distribution.

LACQ began as a mom-and-pop beauty-supply operating business built on manufacturing and distribution relationships in Texas. Opsist helped transform that business into a technology-enabled company, helping develop the strategy and operating architecture behind the shift from manual, paper-based trade practices to a connected commerce platform.

That work includes helping launch TRADQ.us as the B2B ordering platform and helping launch mobile applications that support the digital ordering and commerce experience, alongside an integrated data strategy connecting factory, distributor and store workflows. Opsist led and helped drive the transformation, product and operating strategy, launch coordination, operating infrastructure and scaling discipline behind LACQ's three product lines.