Allocation,kept as a record.
Who's waiting for what, in order, with spend and history beside each name.
Allocation is where your best clients are won or lost.
When a Daytona lands, who gets the call decides who stays loyal, and some brands ask how pieces were placed. A spreadsheet can't show spend, history and past declines beside each name, or prove the order you kept. WristBook runs the waitlist as a record, so the right client gets the call and you can show why.
The line for every model.
Each name sits with their spend and history with the brand, and flags for anyone who already has one, sold one back or keeps declining. When the piece arrives, offer, hold and ring it up from here.
Orders that arrive on Today.
Purchase orders built from the vendor's catalog, with style number, cost and retail. Receiving checks what arrived against what was ordered, and puts it straight into stock.
Every vendor, one card.
Lifetime spend and pieces bought from each vendor, their price lists, memo goods with due dates, and the audit trail when a watch turns out to be a problem.
