A day · Small online shops
Stock in two places, one list.
Stock in two places, orders reserved and shipped, and purchase orders. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A home-goods shop run from a small warehouse and a back room.
Your yes
Orders are moved along by your team; refunds only by an owner or admin.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 08:00You say: How many mugs do we have, and where?
Your helper: Reads the stock per location: on hand, reserved and available. Your yes: You decide what to move.
- 09:00You say: Move forty mugs from the warehouse to the back room.
Your helper: Writes a transfer: two ledger rows, one group. Your yes: You check the counts.
- 11:00You say: Confirm today's orders.
Your helper: Reserves the stock for every line, or none, and names the shortages. Your yes: You decide what to do about a shortage.
- 14:00You say: Make the pick list.
Your helper: Builds the list from the reservations, in location order. Your yes: You pick; the stock leaves when you ship.
- 16:00You say: Draft the purchase orders from what is low.
Your helper: Drafts one order per supplier 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-betaPlan inclusion
Whether stock and the shop are part of every plan is to be confirmed.
- Pre-betaLive payments
Treat the shop as a test shop until you have run the readiness check.