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Manage stock requests, product information and daily store operations with apps you can shape around your team.

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Built around your stores

Everyday retail work. Apps built around it.

Stock requests in messages. Product details in separate sheets. Store checklists that need constant follow-up. Bring one process into an app your team can keep improving.

  • Store stock requests

    Central store · REQ-024

    Product
    Ceramic mug
    SKU
    MUG-250-WHT
    Requested
    24 units
    Next owner
    Buyer

    Awaiting review

    Stock requests.

    Give each request a SKU, quantity, store and buyer, so the next decision is easy to find.

  • Product updates

    Autumn collection

    Product
    Ceramic mug
    Variant
    White · 250 ml
    Description
    Ready for review
    Image
    New image added

    Merchandising review

    Product updates.

    Keep descriptions, variants, images and review status together before the next merchandising update.

  • Store opening checklist

    Central store · Saturday

    Checks done
    8 of 9
    Window display
    Ready
    Delivery area
    Clear
    Next owner
    Store manager

    One check left

    Store operations.

    Create opening checks and daily task lists with a location, owner and a clear follow-up.

From stock request to delivery. Follow one example.

Central store requests 24 ceramic mugs for the weekend. See how the buyer’s decision, a receipt of 22 and the two-unit shortage stay connected.

Cedar Stores · CentralReplenishment request

SKU MUG-250-WHT · Ceramic mug

SKU
MUG-250-WHT
Location
Central store
Available in this example
6 units
Requested replenishment
24 units

Current stage · Store manager

Flag the replenishment need

The manager checks the available stock at Central and requests 24 more units.

From idea to live

Describe it. Refine it. Publish it.

Start with one stock request app. Describe what your stores need, ask for changes and review the result before sharing it with your team.

  • Build a stock request app for two stores.

    Store stock requests
    Requested
    24 units
    Next owner
    Buyer

    Describe the app you need.

    Start with the store request: which SKU, how many units and who reviews it.

  • Store stock requests
    Requested
    24 units
    Next owner
    Buyer
    Need by
    Friday

    Add a need-by date.

    Refine it around your team.

    Ask for a need-by date, another view or a clearer next action. Keep improving the same app.

  • Store stock requests
    Requested
    24 units
    Next owner
    Buyer
    Need by
    Friday

    Example link · your-retail-app.onfirst.app

    Review, then publish.

    Try the request journey in preview. Set up the access your team needs, then publish when you’re ready.

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Make this workflow yours.

Start with this stock request example. Change the stores, products, people and review steps to fit your business.

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