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Seasonal peaks without the panic order
Using last year and this week to plan Mother’s Day stock.
Tomas Wilder
Copilot
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Peaks used to mean one big order placed on a guess. Fern & Field now plans them in three steps.
Last year, this week, and the gap
Copilot looks at the same peak last year, compares it with how this week is trending, and drafts orders in two waves so you are never sitting on stock you cannot sell.
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Tomas Wilder
Head of data at Tallysoft. Spent ten years doing stock counts in his family’s hardware store.
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The 15-minute stock count: how pilots replaced the weekend count
Cycle counts that run while you sell — and why they beat the quarterly close.
Operations
· 6 min read
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Five receipt habits that quietly lose you margin
Discounts, voids and split payments — what to watch on the register.
Point of sale
· 5 min read
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Maren Bakehouse: baking to the forecast, not the hunch
How a three-store bakery cut waste by 38% in one season.
Stories
· 7 min read