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Website orders, returns and reviews, the website itself, WhatsApp and the marketplaces. The website and marketplaces come with the Standard and Pro plans.

  • 28 lessons
  • 5 parts
  • A picture card for every lesson

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Lesson 1: Confirm a guest COD order by phone before packing

The lessons, in order

Every lesson is open — start with any one.

Part 1Orders

  1. Lesson 1: Confirm a guest COD order by phone before packingA guest's number is not checked, so their cash-on-delivery order waits for your call.
  2. Lesson 2: Accept, pack (scan each piece) and hand an order to the courier with the AWBEvery piece is scanned into the parcel, so the wrong size never goes out.
  3. Lesson 3: Print the invoice and parcel slipA slip inside the box, a label on it, and the tax invoice.
  4. Lesson 4: Mark deliveredClose the order once the courier delivers — cash on delivery then counts as paid.
  5. Lesson 5: Cancel an order and refundBefore it is shipped: the stock comes back and the money goes back the way it came.

Part 2Returns and reviews

  1. Lesson 6: Approve or decline a return requestCustomers ask on the website; you decide, and they are told.
  2. Lesson 7: Receive a return, inspect, restock or mark damaged, refundEvery piece that comes back is checked before any money goes out.
  3. Lesson 8: Moderate reviewsA review shows on the website only after you approve it.
  4. Lesson 9: Set when review requests are sent and print review cards with your Google review linkAnyone here can print the cards; the days and the Google link need an owner's or store manager's login.

Part 3The website

  1. Lesson 10: Publish a style online with an online price (needs photo and declarations)The website shows a style only with a photo, the packer's details and stock to sell.
  2. Lesson 11: Edit home page banners and sectionsWhat the website's first page shows, in what order, and on which dates.
  3. Lesson 12: Create a collection and feature itThe first four featured collections are the website's top menu. Needs an owner's or store manager's login.
  4. Lesson 13: Edit a policy pageChange a page's words by hand — and know when drafting from settings replaces them.
  5. Lesson 14: Set COD rules and the PIN codes you deliver toWhen cash on delivery is offered, and where you deliver.
  6. Lesson 15: Read the funnel by traffic sourceWhere visitors came from, and how many went on to buy.

Part 4WhatsApp and customers

  1. Lesson 16: Answer a customer in the WhatsApp inbox inside 24 hoursWhatsApp lets you type freely for 24 hours after the customer's last message.
  2. Lesson 17: Send an approved message after 24 hoursWhen the customer last wrote more than 24 hours ago, WhatsApp takes only a message Meta approved — with every value filled in.
  3. Lesson 18: Use saved repliesThe shop's own sentences, added to a reply with one click.
  4. Lesson 19: Send a campaign to customers who agreedOne approved WhatsApp offer, only to customers who agreed to offers — the online manager writes and sends it too.
  5. Lesson 20: Share a piece or collection with a customerThe shop's own page and the price they will pay, in a WhatsApp message — only to a customer who agreed to offers.
  6. Lesson 21: Work the Asked for list and tell customers when a piece arrivesWhat people asked for and could not buy — and who wants to hear when it comes.
  7. Lesson 22: Approve a retailer's trade accountA retailer applied on your website with their GSTIN: approve them, and they buy at trade prices with the credit you give.
  8. Lesson 23: Handle a complaint on time (acknowledge, wait, answer)Registering a complaint acknowledges it; the answer is due by the date the shop promised.

Part 5Marketplaces

  1. Lesson 24: List designs and import a SKU mapWhich pieces you sell on each marketplace, under which SKU. Needs an owner's or store manager's login.
  2. Lesson 25: Record a marketplace orderRecord it the moment it arrives, so the counter cannot sell the same piece.
  3. Lesson 26: Mark dispatched with the marketplace invoice numberThe sale is recorded under the marketplace's invoice number — never one of yours.
  4. Lesson 27: Download the stock sheet and mark updatedKeep each marketplace's quantities right, so it never sells what you no longer have.
  5. Lesson 28: Record a return or RTOGoods back from a marketplace, with its credit note number, into stock or the damaged bin.