Order intake Phase 1 · In progress

Review and approve incoming orders that need your attention

Sample data · real SKUs validated against the master list · dates spread across the last two weeks.

🔎This is just a sample — we'll build this part out together. It's here so you can see how an approved order becomes a shipping label and then an invoice. Nothing on this screen is live yet, so click around freely — and if anything should work differently, tell me and we'll shape it.

Label & invoice Phase 1 · Coming next

Turn approved orders into labels and invoices

Phase 2 · Coming soon

Production dashboard

Once orders are approved and invoiced, the next frontier is the workshop floor — turning the order flow into a live build queue so nothing gets lost between "sold" and "shipped."

Live build queue

Every approved order becomes a job on the floor, ordered by ship-by date so the oldest work never slips.

Lead times & capacity

Know how loaded the shop is and give customers realistic ship dates instead of guesses.

Build → ship handoff

When a build is marked complete, it flows straight back to shipping — one connected loop, start to finish.

This is Phase 2.

First we get Phase 1 humming — intake, approvals, labels, and invoices. Then we turn to the production dashboard.

Phase 2 · Coming soon

Reporting

With every order flowing through one system, the numbers write themselves — no more piecing it together from email and spreadsheets.

Order volume over time

Day, week, month, quarter, year to date — see the trend at a glance instead of counting emails.

Best-selling products

Which SKUs move, which sit — so buying and production decisions get easier.

Fulfillment speed

How long from order to shipped label — spot the slow spots.

Exceptions caught

How many SKU problems the system flagged before they shipped wrong — the value, in a number.

Part of Phase 2.

The reporting gets rich once intake, shipping, and production are all feeding one place.