A croissant has eight hours of commercial shelf life. A baguette, six. What is left in the display at closing is worth nothing, and the flour, the butter and the hours of kneading are already paid for.
In an average shop, unsold goods represent 1 042 € per month. Fullsoon measures this loss product by product, then brings it down.
Counting happens where the products are: in the walk-in fridge, on the shaping table, at the delivery truck. Phone or tablet in hand, your manager enters in crates, trays or pieces, never in stock-keeping units.
The walk-in fridge inventory takes 4 minutes. At the end of the count, the suggested order adjusts itself: two steps remain, confirm or correct a line, from the display before opening.
At 8 pm, the needs of the 12 shops are collected and consolidated into the production schedule. The overnight production sheet is issued automatically: 1,480 pieces, product by product, with the doughs to take out of slow proofing.
Products leaving the lab automatically decrease the central production stock. Once received by the shop, the shop's stock is updated as well.
In 30 minutes, we show you the platform tailored to your business: sales forecasts per shop, lab production schedule, deliveries to shops.
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