Docs

Guides

How to do the everyday jobs in RemnantFlow, written for someone opening it for the first time. No prior experience with the platform assumed.

• Put your inventory on your own websitePaste one snippet into the site you already have and your live inventory appears on it, in your own font, updating itself as pieces sell.
• Billing and plansWhat each plan includes, what happens when you outgrow one, and where to change a card or find an invoice.
• Set up your storefrontMake the public website look like your shop: logo, colour, typeface, light or dark, and which tabs customers see.
• Read your reportsWhat each number on the reports page means, which ones are worth acting on, and which ones lie if you read them the obvious way.
• Share inventory with other shopsSee what nearby RemnantFlow shops are holding, so a colour you ran out of does not become a job you lose.
• Build a selection and send it to a customerPut a shortlist of pieces in front of one customer on a private link, see what they like, and close it.
• Publish your colours, edges and sinksPut the part of the job that isn't a slab on your website: the colours you sell, the edge profiles you offer, the sinks you stock, and photos of finished work.
• Create a remnant listingDraftTurn a packet of photos and measurements into a finished, published remnant listing. From signing in to checking the result on your public storefront.
• Upload a batch of remnants at onceLoad a whole A-frame in one pass by naming the photo files to the convention. The system reads the number, material, stone name, finish, and size straight off each filename.
• Put a piece on hold, release it, or mark it soldThe counter workflow: reserve a remnant for a customer, let it go when they pass, and record the sale when they buy.

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