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Daily AI report

Your business, read back to you at 7am.

Every morning before you open, a message covering what sold, what didn't move, what margin you made and what to reorder today. Not a dashboard you have to remember to open.

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Amaka Stores

Good morning. Yesterday at Amaka Stores:

Sold well

  • Beaded clutch: sold out, 9 gone by 4pm
  • Leather sandals: 7 sold, 3 left
  • Ankara wrap dress: steady, best margin of the day

Didn't move

Denim jackets, nothing sold in eleven days.

Reorder today

Reorder beaded clutches and sandals before Friday.

7:00

Why a dashboard doesn't work

Looking at it is a job, and it is the first job dropped

Every platform has a dashboard. The trouble with a dashboard is that opening it is one more thing to remember on a week where nothing gets remembered.

Tab reads yesterday for you and sends the result instead. A message arrives before you open, covering what sold, what did not move, what margin you actually made and what to reorder before the week gets away from you.

A desk with a laptop, Naira notes, a calculator and the day's paperwork
7:00 report

Good morning. Yesterday at Amaka Stores:

  • Beaded clutch: sold out, 9 gone by 4pm
  • Leather sandals: 7 sold, 3 left

Reorder beaded clutches and sandals before Friday.

What the message covers

Yesterday, in the order you would ask about it

  • What sold

    By item, by channel and by outlet, not just a total for the day.

  • What didn't

    The half nobody ever gets round to looking at, and the half that is costing you.

  • Margin, not just takings

    Because cost sits on the item, the report can tell you what you made rather than what came in.

  • What to reorder

    What has crossed its reorder level, while there is still time to act.

  • Best and worst, side by side

    The gap between them is invisible at the till and usually wider than expected.

  • Dead stock, named

    What has been sitting there for weeks, instead of quietly counted as an asset.

  • Takings against what sold

    Yesterday's close, carried forward, so the money and the sales are checked against each other rather than filed separately.

The timing is the point

At 7am you can still call the supplier

A report that lands at closing time is a record. One that lands before you open is a decision. You can still call a supplier, change what gets prepped, or move somebody's shift.

It also has to arrive when you are able to read it. For a bar, 10pm is the middle of service. First thing in the morning is the one moment in the day that belongs to the person running the business.

A shop owner checking stock against her records behind the counter
Low stock

Chapman

Bar · Coming off the menu at zero.

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Why it can say any of this

It only works because the rest of Tab is in one place

  • It knows what things cost

    Cost sits on the item, so margin is arithmetic rather than a guess.

  • It knows what is left

    The stock record is live, so “what to reorder” is a real answer.

  • It sees every channel

    Chat, storefront, QR and the counter all run on one catalog, so nothing is missing from the total.

See what's working

The reporting is the reason for the rest

One catalog, one queue and one payout exist so that a single honest account of the day is possible at all.

  • See what's working

    Daily AI report to your phone · Sales and margin by day, hour and item · What to reorder and what is not moving · A customer database you own

Businesses that lean on this

  • Provisions stores

    Know what's on the shelf, and what it earned

    A hundred and fifty lines, no running count, and reorder decisions made from memory on the day the supplier calls.

  • Restaurants & bars

    Take the order sooner. Turn the table faster.

    Guests wait to be noticed, then wait again to pay, and the order gets walked to the kitchen on paper. None of it shows up as a loss. The night was just quieter than it should have been.

  • Retail & boutiques

    Sell the same stock in the shop and in the chat

    The counter, the chat and the link each keep their own idea of what is left. Someone walks to the rail to check, and by then it has already sold in store.

The rest of the platform

None of these is a separate subscription. They are one account, one catalog and one set of numbers.