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Reuse the order guide for repeat purchasing
Use the saved guide during real ordering so repeat buys stay faster and more consistent across team members.
Build and maintain order guides for purchasing
Use order guides to make repeat purchasing faster, more consistent, and easier for new buyers to follow without guesswork.
Use the knowledge assistant with internal guides
Use the knowledge assistant when the team needs answers from internal guides and supporting files instead of memory.
Place, fulfill, bill, and manage wholesale orders
Create the order, update picked quantities during fulfillment, and use the customer account view to track open balances and credits.
Turn recipes into wholesale products
Use the recipe itself as the sellable product, add it to the guide, and know why an item may still not appear on the wholesale order screen.
Use KDS during service
Read the live queue, mark line items complete, clear finished tickets, and know where scheduled orders and chime controls live.
Troubleshoot KDS sync, sound, and order visibility
Use a fast triage order for missing tickets, silent devices, scheduled orders, and screens that do not match each other.
Create and organize internal guides
Write short guides that are easy to search, keep the title and structure clear, and use the knowledge library as the home for internal SOPs.
Edit the wholesale guide and customer-specific pricing
Use the guide editor to control what customers see and when a product or price should be specific to one account instead of everyone.
Create purchase orders and internal orders from Order Process
Use Order Process to start the right kind of order record, whether the job is normal purchasing or an internal movement workflow.
Use the onboarding checklist and welcome modal
See what the first-login welcome modal does, when to use demo mode, and how the shared company checklist helps your team finish setup.
Review open orders and receiving status
Use the order review surface to see what is still open, what has been received, and which orders still need attention.
Pick orders in route order
Use the picker to follow the saved route sequence, open each stop’s fulfillment screen, and keep loading work lined up with the driver plan.
Manage users, roles, and access
Use the users page to add people, adjust access, and keep employee accounts aligned with the work they actually do.
Invite staff and launch staff onboarding
Set onboarding rules, choose default access, add staff from the manager dashboard, and share the public onboarding form with new hires.
Create and organize vendors
Build vendor records in a consistent way so price reviews, order guides, and purchasing decisions stay easy to follow later.
Run the fulfillment board during production
Use the fulfillment board as a live production view so the team can see what still needs to move out the door.
Configure wholesale onboarding, portal settings, and payment methods
Set the wholesale defaults, choose what the public onboarding form shows, and configure payment methods before you invite customers to order.
Use the dashboard to spot issues early
Use the dashboard as a manager triage view so problems show up while they are still small enough to fix quickly.
Use the shared timeclock every day
Walk up to the shared device, tap your card, clock in or out, and know what to do if the screen is offline or looks wrong.
Use the universal AI assistant safely
Ask clear read questions in plain language, review drafted write actions carefully, and know when a human check is still required.
Create your company and first location
Use the public onboarding page to create your workspace, add your first location, and land in the dashboard ready for setup.
Use the accounting performance dashboard
Use the performance dashboard for a fast financial check before you open detailed reports.
Create customer records and keep the customer list clean
Use the customer list and new-customer flow to keep records easy to find before orders, notes, and automations depend on them.