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Use cases/A local grocery shop

One shop, two or three people, orders by message

I forgot to tell that customer their item had arrived.

Felesh in a small shop: messages get answered, promises don’t slip

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Today

This is how the shop day runs now. Three places, one person.

Now
The prices live on paper next to the till.
Regulars’ orders get lost among the messages.
“I’ll tell you when it’s in” lives only in your head.

And at month end: which item sold most?

With Felesh
Today3 Working
Noah · pistachios, price?Instagram
Answered · from your catalog
Mr Reed · the usual rice and oilAn order file in “Orders”
On file · Sarah
Mrs Keller · saffron is inPromise · Thu 8 Oct
On Alex’s day
Which item sold most this month?
Atlas pistachios: 46 bags, from 31 orders.
Limits and questions

What Felesh does not do here.

And what to do instead.

  • It does notIt does not message customers.InsteadIt sets a dated task for you.
  • It does notIt does not accept orders by itself.InsteadAn order reaches you with the reason.
  • It does notIt does not make payment links.InsteadTake payment the way you do today.
  • It does notIt does not update stock by itself.InsteadStock is what you enter.
  • It does notIt is not a till.InsteadIn-store sales stay in your own till.

Does Felesh answer customers for me?

It answers price and stock questions on Instagram and the website widget from your catalog. Orders, discounts and anything that is your call reach you, with the reason.

Does it tell the customer their item has arrived?

No. Felesh does not message customers itself. “I’ll tell you” is a promise with a date on the order file, and on the day the task lands on your day or your colleague’s.

Does it make payment links?

No. Take payment the way you do today. Felesh keeps the order and its promise, not the payment.

Next playbook An online shop “She asked “where’s my parcel?” three times before I saw it.”

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Hand Felesh the work you've been carrying?14 days free, no card. Everything that needs your call still waits for your yes.

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