The paperwork,done as you sell.
Cash reporting, stolen-watch checks and seller logs, kept as a side effect of the day.
A store selling six-figure pieces answers to a lot of people.
The tax authority wants cash over $10,000 reported, anti-money-laundering rules want structuring caught, the police want a seller log, the brands want warranties registered and the insurer wants the counts. Missing one is expensive. WristBook keeps each record as the sale, the buy or the intake happens, and puts anything still owed on Today.
Everything owed, in one place.
Forms to file, intakes still to check, passports to transfer. Like every list in WristBook, Compliance opens with what needs someone, and each item opens the record it's about.
Every intake checked.
Trade-ins, buys from the public, consignments and watch jobs are searched on The Watch Register from the intake form. A flagged piece goes on hold before it ever reaches the floor.
