Example · An independent plant shop
Fern & Field: the shop, the orders and the stock
An independent plant and home-goods shop's online store with pickup, the back office's orders board, a stock list that counts itself down, and the day's sales: one system, with mr-bill keeping the shelves and the orders in step.
- BusinessPlant and home shop
- BuiltOnline shop, orders, stock
- On its ownStock counted down, low items flagged
Try it
Put a plant on hold for pickup, on the shop or in its chat, then see it on the orders board and come off the stock list.
From a till and a spreadsheet to one shop
Before
Stock counted by eye, orders by phone
A website that sells what's already gone, holds written on sticky notes, and reorders when someone notices.
Now
The shelf and the website agree
An order online comes off the stock list, low items get flagged, and pickups wait on one board.
Look around
Each part of the app, as it looks with the made-up data. Open any of them live.
A chat on the shop's own site
A customer asks which plants are safe for cats or what to give under $40, then puts one on hold for pickup in the chat. It lands on the orders board and comes off the stock list. In the demo it's an example conversation: scripted, with made-up data, and nothing is sent.
Pickups, from new to picked up
Every order with its pickup time, packed and picked up in a tap. Beside it, what runs on its own: a new order taken off the shelf, a low plant flagged.
The stock list that counts itself
Counts that go down with every order, low flags, a reorder list and deliveries checked in. Ask mr-bill to restock the low items or put something on sale and the list follows.
Shopping on a phone
The shop on a phone, with the bag kept at the bottom of the screen.
What it does every day
- An online shop with pickup holds, no payment needed
- Orders from new to packed to picked up
- Stock that counts down with every order, low items flagged
- Deliveries checked in and sales for the day
- Changes made when you ask for them in plain words
