Practical guides for connected retail
Useful starting points for stock, fulfilment, delivery and the daily work behind online sales.
Prepare your store for online orders
A practical starting checklist for adding online sales to an established retail business.
02A retail product catalogue checklist
Prepare product information that customers can understand and staff can fulfil accurately.
03Stock accuracy across online and in-store sales
Define saleable stock, reservations and synchronisation before sharing availability with customers.
04A reliable click-and-collect workflow
Turn online collection orders into a clear preparation and handover routine.
05Plan local and nationwide delivery
Match the customer promise to the product, destination and service that can fulfil it.
06Choose a useful e-commerce pilot
Define a retail pilot that tests the operation as well as customer demand.
07Understand zero-upfront-cost online retail
Understand included software, sales-linked fees, payments and delivery in the Vehoo retail model.
08Plan stock across multiple retail locations
Decide how branches and warehouses contribute to the online offer.
09Prepare for a retail software integration
Gather the access, data and operational rules needed for a dependable system connection.
10Measure the online channel beyond revenue
Use a balanced set of sales and operational measures to decide what to improve.
Read in the order your shop needs.
Product data and stock accuracy are useful starting points for most retailers. Collection and delivery guides then help define what customers can choose at checkout. Integration and multi-location articles go further into the work required when several systems or branches are involved.
Use each guide to identify a decision, a responsible person and a task to check before launch. They support the Vehoo model of an own-brand e-commerce store and included operational software, without requiring your team to write a technical specification.
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