Meet SARA.

She knows your store almost as well as You do.

SARA · Smart Assistant For Retail · handles orders, invoices, claims, open-to-buy, and the operational weight that keeps you off the floor. Ask her anything, on any screen: real answers, real actions.

Always one question away

Ask SARA. On every screen.

Whatever screen you're on: orders, invoices, vendor lists, your reports. SARA's there. Ask in plain language. Get answers. Take action.

Where's that vendor credit?Reorder my top 10 SKUsEmail Creative Co-Op about the broken shipment

SARA

You

How are candle sales this month?

SARA

Candle sales are up 18% over last month, and you're getting low on inventory in several of your top selling Voluspa candles, including Baltic Amber and French Cade Lavender. I can suggest reorders now so you don't run out of your bestsellers.

You

Ok great, show me what I should reorder.

SARA

Here are the items and quantity to reorder based on sales, past performance, and inventory on hand, grouped by vendor and ready to export. Excel or PDF?

A day with SARA

One Tuesday,
in Your store.

The work doesn't stop because you're with a customer. SARA picks it up: invoices, emails, vendor pings, claims, restocks. She hands you back a summary at close.

SARA · Today's log · Bennett & Co.

"Here's what I Handled today, and what needs you."

SARA is plain-language. She reports what happened, what's pending, and where she's stuck. Just a working assistant who knows your business.

07:14A new invoice from Creative Co-Op just hit your inbox. SARA logged it, matched line items to your last order, and flagged a quantity mismatch on the candleholders.

09:02SARA replied to three rep emails overnight, attached the order confirmations they needed, and CC'd you on the one that actually wants a decision.

11:37You asked SARA: "How are candle sales this month?" She showed candles up 18% over last month, flagged you're running low on top Voluspa SKUs, and offered to pull a reorder list.

14:20The Anthro claim from three weeks ago: SARA followed up with the vendor again, escalated to the rep, and the credit just hit your account. She also flagged $340 in unused credits from two other vendors.

16:55That Voluspa candle line Maria Chen has been waiting for just landed in receiving. SARA emailed her an invite for this weekend, held a piece behind the counter, and flagged two other regulars who've been asking.

18:00End-of-day: SARA emailed you a five-line summary of what she handled, what's waiting on you, and what can wait.

One account. Every store.

From single boutique
to Small chain.

One store or six. One person or a team. Phone, tablet, or laptop. Each person on your team seeing the part of the business that's theirs.

Multi-store, Multi-user.

One account, every storefront. Each store has its own inventory, receiving, and reporting, and it all rolls up so you and your admins see the whole picture, not slices.

Works wherever You do.

Desktop in the back office. Tablet on the floor. Phone in the truck between markets. SARA is the same wherever you're looking at her.

Roles that Fit your team.

Owner, manager, buyer, receiver. SARA knows who can do what. Permissions out of the box: you just hand someone a login.

What SARA changes

Most retail software helps you sell.
SARA handles the rest.

SARA handles everything around the sale. The buying, the receiving, the reconciling, the chasing, the budgeting. The quiet hundred tasks that used to keep you in the back office on a Sunday afternoon.

What you'll feel

The first time a vendor short-ships you and the claim is already drafted.
The first month you don't blow your budget because SARA told you on the 14th.
The Sunday afternoon you're not in the back office anymore.

Not “automate everything.” Just the operational weight that keeps you off the sales floor, handled with you in the loop where it matters. The back office runs. You run the store.

Ready?