Boutique daily routine: till, exchanges and online orders
Opening
Section titled “Opening”- Each cashier opens their cash register in the POS with the opening cash.
- Check Website › Overview for new online and app orders, payment proofs, questions and reviews.
- Receive new arrivals: record the purchase, then print tags from the purchase’s Labels action (step 4).
- Check incoming Stock Transfers from your other store.
During the day
Section titled “During the day”- Sell: scan the tag so the exact size is sold; add the customer’s name for store credit and reward points (step 5).
- Exchanges: Sell Return with the outcome Exchange, then sell the new size and pay with Store credit.
- Size questions: open the product’s size chart from the POS cart line (step 3).
- Online orders: confirm, pack and hand over in Website › Orders.
- Fittings and styling sessions: if you use the Services module, check in arrivals on Bookings and check them out in the POS.
Closing
Section titled “Closing”- Close each register and count the cash against the expected amount.
- Answer open questions and chats.
- Look at Reports › Register Report for the day.
Weekly and monthly
Section titled “Weekly and monthly”| When | Check | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | Sizes running low on best sellers | Products › List Products › Stock Report |
| Weekly | Styles that don’t sell | Reports › Trending Products, Stock Report |
| Weekly | Returns by reason (wrong size, faulty) | Reports › Returned items |
| Before each season | Discounts and their end dates | Sell › Discounts (step 6) |
| Monthly | Profit per store | Reports › Profit / Loss Report |
| Monthly | Sales by brand and category | Reports › Product Sell Report |
Frequently asked questions
How do I see which sizes are running out?
Products › List Products › Stock Report shows stock per variant and location. Low-stock alerts use the Alert quantity on each product.
A size is out in one store but available in the other. What do I do?
Create a stock transfer from the store that has it. The size arrives in the other store's stock when the transfer is completed.
Who should handle online orders?
One named person per shift. They check Website › Overview a few times a day and process Website › Orders.
How do I know my best-selling styles?
Reports › Trending Products and Product Sell Report, filtered by category or brand.