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Your store, keeping its own books.

A sales summary every evening, a reply to every review in your voice, and reorders placed before a shelf runs out.

An item’s stock drops to five, a low-stock alert appears, and a purchase order goes to the supplier.

A warm shop interior with woven lamps over shelves of goods

Three retail automations

01

What this replaced: Logging into the register after closing to piece together how the day went.

Your day’s sales, in one email.

Three stores, three registers, one number. At closing time the owner gets the day from Square in a single email: what sold, and what to reorder.

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02

What this replaced: Meaning to answer reviews for weeks, then answering them all at once in a hurry.

Every review answered, in your voice.

New Google reviews get a reply drafted in the owner’s voice. Unhappy customers are flagged first, so the owner sees them before anything goes out.

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03

What this replaced: Finding an empty hook on the wall and writing the purchase order from memory.

Low stock reorders itself.

When an item runs low in Clover, a purchase order goes to the supplier by email and is logged in Google Sheets. Nobody has to notice the empty shelf.

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What store owners ask us

We use Clover (or Square). Does it work with that?
Yes, both, along with Shopify POS and Lightspeed. The automation reads your register’s own numbers.
Can I check reorders before they go out?
Yes. A reorder can wait for your approval, or go straight to the supplier under an amount you set.

Not in retail? See wholesale, e-commerce, real estate or MCA. Or bring your own: we work with businesses in every industry.

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