Shop
Online e-commerce
The order, the shelf, and the parcel that left.
An order from the site is the same row the packer sees. It is not retyped from a chat.
Stock moves when the order is accepted. The shelf and the site share that count.
A buyer can see whether the order is packed, handed over, or still waiting.
A payment that is due stays due. A paid order is marked by the receipt, not by memory.
Returns come back onto the shelf as a recorded step, with a reason.
The evening desk is orders to pack, orders out, and the cash or gateway total beside them.
A product with a low count is visible before the site keeps selling it.
Couriers, pickup, and the counter are different paths on one order. The source of the sale stays clear.
A new packer can follow the grid: item, count, address, state.
The shop you already run is the spec. The site follows that day, including the close.