Stock and size checker
Staff check stock, sizes and colours from a handheld on the floor.
Staff answer customer questions about products, sizes and stock from the shop floor.
Is this jacket waterproof?
Water-resistant, not waterproof. For heavy rain, the Trail Shell on rail 4 is fully waterproof.
Does this blender crush ice?
Yes, the 1200 W model has an ice-crush setting, from the product sheet.
Which of these trainers is best for wide feet?
The Road Glide comes in a wide fit in sizes 7 to 12. The others run narrow, per the size guide.
Customers ask detailed questions that the shelf label doesn’t answer. Staff walk to a back-office PC, call head office or guess, and the customer waits or leaves. In large stores and basements the Wi-Fi is patchy, so cloud tools fail at the moment they’re needed.
Sales associates and department leads on the shop floor, using the store handheld or a shared tablet. Your merchandising and store-operations teams own the product content.
Product sheets, care labels, size guides and buying notes become the assistant’s knowledge, per range and season.
The model is compressed to fit the handheld, so it answers in about a second even with no Wi-Fi.
When a new collection lands, devices download only the changed product data on the schedule you set.
Staff answer while the customer is still holding the product, not after a trip to the back office.
Basements, stockrooms and busy Saturdays with overloaded Wi-Fi make no difference.
Every store gives the same answer from the same source, so customers hear one story.
It answers from the last stock sync on the device. With an inventory tool connected, it can also check live stock when the store is online.
Yes. You train it on your full product catalogue, and it is updated as ranges change.
Staff flag the answer in one tap. Your merchandising team fixes the source, and the next version reaches every store.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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