A day · Bakeries
Orders, vouchers, a calmer morning.
A shop in test mode, gift vouchers and a stock list. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A family bakery with an oven, a counter and a growing list of regulars.
Your yes
Every email to a customer waits for you, and only a person takes the shop live.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 06:30You say: Add the sourdough loaf at €6,50 and the rye at €5,90.
Your helper: Puts both in the catalog with their prices and a VAT class you set. Your yes: You check the prices. They come from the catalog, never from the helper.
- 07:15You say: Run a test order for two loaves.
Your helper: Runs a whole order through the mock payment so you see the flow. Your yes: Nobody pays. Nothing is live.
- 09:00You say: Issue a €25 gift voucher for Tobi.
Your helper: Issues the voucher and shows the code once. Only a hash and the last four characters are kept. Your yes: You hand over the code, and the email waits for you.
- 11:30You say: What is running low?
Your helper: Reads the stock list and shows what is at or below its reorder point. Your yes: You decide what to order.
- 15:00You say: Draft the order for the flour supplier.
Your helper: Drafts a purchase order from the low items. Your yes: Nothing is sent until you mark it sent.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
Names, figures and times are made up. We have no customer stories to show yet.
- Pre-betaYour helper is the one you bring
Wundaly has no AI of its own. What your helper can do depends on the tools of your workspace and the permissions you give it.
- Pre-betaLive payments
Treat the shop as a test shop. Live payments are to be confirmed.
- Pre-betaVAT on vouchers
A tax question. Ask your adviser before you rely on the defaults.