Sample data · four chapters
From the factory to the customer’s door.
Follow one container through Dockwell: its packing list, the stock, a sale and the truck’s arrival. Scroll to play.
1 · Packing list
The factory’s packing list arrives.
A PDF by e-mail, or a photo of the printed sheet. Twenty pages, a hundred lines, packages numbered one by one.
Dockwell reads every line.
Model, finish, packages 1/3, 2/3, 3/3 and quantities. Factory names stay exactly as written.
Totals checked. Your team approves.
Packages and pieces must match the factory’s totals. One click, and the container becomes an expected shipment.
2 · Inventory
Every piece, at a glance.
Available, reserved, on display or defective: by model and finish, the same answer for the whole team.
Even what is still at sea.
Pieces on an incoming truck can be sold already. They never mix with the stock you can hand over.
3 · Sale
A customer walks in.
Find them by name or phone. Address, floor and access are kept on their record for the delivery.
Pieces from anywhere.
From stock, from the showroom, from an incoming truck or to order. Each line says where it comes from.
Reserved. Printed. Signed.
The pieces are held for the customer, and the order form is ready to sign at the counter.
4 · Arrival
The truck is unloaded.
Confirm what came off the truck. A missing package is reported, never quietly added to the stock.
Customers come first.
Pieces owed to customers are set aside on arrival, oldest sale first. Claire’s sale is ready: nobody had to remember.
Your next container, read in minutes.
Send us the packing list of your next shipment: we read it together, and your store is running the same day.
- Free during the pilot
- First packing list read together
- No credit card
Sample data: the supplier, products, customer and figures in this demo are fictitious.