Retail and e-commerce
Stock that's either sold out or sitting there, suppliers to manage, and a content calendar that never quite happens.
Three things we hear most.
How far it can go.
Start at whichever level solves the problem. Each one builds on the last.
The Register
Reorder list with par levels and supplier lead times, or a content calendar. In your own Google Drive or OneDrive, with a form on your phone.
The Board
Everything in the Register, plus: board of sales by product and channel, stock, margin and marketing, with a morning brief. Installed in your own Claude account. Xero money and the register are live today; the other panels are on the roadmap and confirmed in writing before you sign.
The Operator
Everything in the Board, plus two more connected areas and up to three draft flows: weekly reorder drafted for approval, slow-mover report, product descriptions and posts drafted. A named person reads and sends every draft.
The business on one screen.
Up to four areas, pulled live from the tools you already use.
See a demo board for your industry →
Reads from: Shopify, Square, Lightspeed Retail, Xero, Meta and Google. Read-only unless you ask otherwise, in writing.
Illustration. Names and figures are made up.
What needs you today.
One short email at 6am, each line linked to the thing itself.
Drafted for you to check
- Purchase order for approval
- Product descriptions
- Weekly post and newsletter drafts
Questions owners ask
What sold out and what hasn't moved: the two stock reports a small shop needs weekly · A content calendar that actually happens, built from what's selling · The renewals that take an online store offline: domain, SSL, payment gateway, marketplace, apps · Shop leases: the option window, the rent review and the outgoings reconciliation you should be checking
See what this would look like for you.
The Snapshot maps how your business actually runs, then shows which level is worth doing. Free, thirty minutes, yours to keep.