Cedar
& Sage

Good morning, Del

Wednesday, September 16 · Here is what needs a hand at the counter today.

New orders
2
Came in to pack
Packing now
1
Being pulled and boxed
Low on the shelf
5
Dried botanical bundle
Ready for pickup
2
Boxed at the counter

New orders

Order queue
Heron House HotelBackordered
Guest amenity restock: soap and linen spray
Account$504
Maren Ellis
Gift set: cedar candle and sage soap
Website$62

Running low

The shelf
Dried botanical bundle
Garden
2left$18
Sage and oat soap bar
Home goods
3left$9
Lavender linen spray, 100ml
Home goods
4left$16
Cedar beeswax pillar candle
Gifts
5left$22
Sage and cream pillar candle
Gifts
6left$22

Ready for pickup

Order queue
Ruth Calloway
Saturday candles and a bar of soap
$53Ready for pickup
Oscar Fenn
Linen napkins for the studio, saw the post
$64Ready for pickup

Ready to post

Posts
Sage and cream pillar candleDraft

The sage candle is back. Poured fresh, same quiet scent. Both the cedar and the sage are on the table now, and the shop smells like it. Come by.

Coming later

Ask the counter

Later, ask a plain question and get an answer straight from your own shelf, orders, and regulars.

Included with the Live plan.

“What is running low on the shelf today?”

Recent activity

  1. Wrapped Ruth Calloway's cedar candles and soap for Saturday pickup

    2 hr ago

  2. Sage and oat soap is running low: 3 bars left on the shelf

    3 hr ago

  3. An account order came in from Heron House Hotel for soap and linen spray

    4 hr ago

  4. An online order from Maren Ellis came in after hours

    8 hr ago

  5. Drafted a post for the new sage and cream candle

    yesterday

  6. Oscar Fenn ordered linen napkins off the Instagram post

    yesterday

  7. Flagged the hotel soap order: waiting on a backorder from the maker

    2 days ago

  8. The Grove Cafe picked up the honey and napkin standing order

    2 days ago

  9. Posted the wildflower honey to the shop feed

    2 days ago

Questions worth exploring

What would keep the shelf and the orders honest without losing the calm of the counter?

The demo is a starting point. The useful next step is comparing it with how a day at the shop really runs.

Compare notes with Emile
  1. 01

    Where does the full picture of a day at the shop, what sold, what is low, and what is promised, still live in a notebook or a handful of remembered conversations?

  2. 02

    Could a website order and a counter sale land in the same queue without adding another layer to the morning routine?

  3. 03

    Which new arrivals are worth a post the day they hit the shelf, and what makes it easy enough to actually happen?