Operations intelligence

Operations intelligence means using the information your tools already collect to see how your business is running day to day, so you can act sooner. Big companies build whole teams around it, but a small team can get the useful part from the sales, bookings, and orders it already has. We work with a four-person fashion boutique whose owner counted sell-through by hand every Sunday to decide what to reorder. We built a report from their Square sales that lists what sold, what's sitting, and suggested reorders, so the Sunday stocktake is gone. The buying decisions still stay with the owner, because the report can't tell which pieces suit the shop's customers next season.