A day · Market and shop owners
Stock, orders, a site.
Mo sells spices at three markets and one small website. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A stall holder or a small shop with an online corner.
Your say
A new shop is a test shop until you switch it live.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 06:30You say: How much saffron is left?
Your helper: Looks in the stock list and tells you what it holds. Your tap: You check it against the shelf.
- 09:00You say: Put the new chilli blend on the website.
Your helper: Adds the product and shows a preview. Your tap: Nothing is public until you say publish.
- 12:00You say: Any new orders?
Your helper: Reads the order form and lists what came in. Your tap: None.
- 15:00You say: Make a price list as a PDF.
Your helper: Drafts a document from your products. Your tap: You read it before you share it.
- 17:00You say: Add an expense: market fee, 45 euro.
Your helper: Adds it to your expenses. Your tap: None.
- 18:00You say: Write a thank-you note to the new customers.
Your helper: Drafts it and holds it as a card. Your tap: You tap Yes before it goes.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
The names, amounts and times are made up. We do not have customer stories yet.
- Pre-betaShops start in test mode
A shop runs on a mock payment until a person switches it live after a readiness check.
- Pre-betaThe helper is built in, and in early access
It uses the tools of your workspace and asks before anything risky. While a workspace runs in test mode its replies say so.