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🏬 Run Stock Across Several Locations

Run the shop from one place, including the second and third one. These prompts build the working parts of a retail business: stock that is right across every location, purchase orders that arrive before you run out, gift cards and loyalty, staff rotas, and the numbers you should see every morning.
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I run three shops and I never know what is where, so I promise stock we do not have. Build me a multi-location stock app. Keep a products project with SKU, description, supplier, cost, retail price and unit. Keep a locations project. Hold stock as a level per product per location, with a group total visible but never used as if it were one pool. Let me raise a transfer that takes stock out of one location and into another, recorded as a movement with who moved it and when, so it survives a stock check. Set a reorder point and reorder quantity per product per location, since my shops sell differently. Show me a screen of what is below reorder point by location. Add an AI agent I can ask which shop has a given item, what is overstocked in one location and short in another, and what has not sold anywhere in ninety days. Automate two things: a daily check that flags anything below reorder point, and a scheduled weekly summary of stock value by location. Two logins: shop staff who can see stock and raise transfers, and an owner who sees cost and margin.

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Run Stock Across Several Locations

Track stock per location with transfers, per-location reorder points, and an assistant that finds misplaced stock.

// the spark catches · intelligence awakens · the answer unfolds

One pooled stock figure is how you promise a customer something sitting in the other shop. This holds stock per location, moves it properly, and keeps the count honest.

What's Included

  • Stock held per location with a group total you can still see.
  • Transfers between shops recorded as movements rather than edits.
  • Reorder points per location because they sell differently.
  • An assistant that finds stock in the wrong shop.

How To Use

  1. Never pool stock into one number. Location is the whole point.
  2. Record transfers as movements so the trail survives a stock check.
  3. Set reorder points per location from that location own sales.
  4. Count regularly by section rather than rarely by everything.

Reorder from it with purchase order prompts, and check the shelves with stock count prompts.