Sales

Put your best sellers one tap away

Some things you sell twenty times a day — a screen protector, a charging cable, a five dollar install fee. Searching for those every single time is a tax on your busiest hours. Put them on a button.

1. Pick what actually repeats

   Look at a normal day, not at your catalog. Six to eight buttons that cover most of your counter sales beat twenty that nobody can scan through — the moment you have to read the buttons, they stopped being faster than searching.

2. From inventory, or made up

   A button can point at a real product — so the stock comes off and the cost is right — or be a custom item with a name and a price, which is what you want for a service like an install fee that has no stock behind it.

3. Per store or for everyone

   You can set them for one store or for the whole business. Two branches rarely sell the same things — the one by the university sells cables, the other one sells cases — so set them per store when they differ.

4. Revisit them every few months

   What sells changes with the models people carry. A button for a phone nobody brings in anymore is taking the place of one you would use. Your sales report tells you which is which.