The challenge
Store teams need information while they are doing the work. Looking up a product or deciding which items to check should not require searching through scattered records.
CASE STUDY / RETAIL · STORE OPERATIONS
SAGEPDABusiness information. Right on the shop floor.
A mobile application connected to Sage, built for everyday store tasks: looking up products, checking stock and organising expiry checks.
Our own businessDevelopment and integrationActual application screenshots
01 / CONTEXT
Built around
real work.
Built for the retail operations of our own businesses.
The approach
We brought operational tasks into a mobile web application. The interface gives the team access to business information and filters that help them find what they need.
02 / IN PRACTICE
Where it fits
into everyday work.
Look up products in store
Search products and consult operational information through an interface designed for mobile use.
Information available while the team works on the shop floor.Plan expiry checks
Filter by product family, exchange eligibility and expiry date. Period shortcuts help the team prepare checks for the coming days.
The screenshot shows the seven-day filter and its date range.Follow store operations
Bring access to orders, stock and losses into an application organised around store tasks.
Available actions depend on the module and access permissions.
03 / WHAT WE BUILT
Tools built
around the business.
- A web interface designed for mobile use
- Connection to business information in Sage
- Product lookup and operational modules
- Expiry filters by period and product family
04 / WHAT IT ENABLES
The team can search and organise operational information where the work happens. This case shows implemented functionality; time savings have not been quantified.
Screenshots show application controls only, with no operational lists, personal data or supplier information.
Sage is a third-party platform. This project does not imply an official partnership or certification.
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