A team behind the glass.
Beside the stylist on your screens, twelve agents work on a weekly rhythm. They read your stores, draft and report. A person on your team approves anything a shopper or the public will see.
Product screen, illustrative data.
One weekly rhythm.
Trends on Monday morning, reports by the afternoon, designs on Tuesday, marketing on Wednesday, and the daily work every day.
Cataloguer suggests tags each morning · Clienteling queues follow-ups for shoppers who opted in
Mon
- Trend ScoutA trend board for each cityMorning
- Market WatchThe competitor briefMorning
- Merchandise AnalystThe merchandise briefMidday
- Retail AnalystLast week's store reportsAfternoon
- Fashion StrategistDesign directionsLate afternoon
Tue
- DesignerConcepts from demandMorning
Wed
- MarketerLookbook, posts, next week's calendarMorning
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Retail Lead answers and hands off · Photographer drafts shoots · FabFit Charts reads size charts
Twelve agents, one team.
Ten at work in every Ateliq workspace, and two new ones.
- RLRetail LeadHead office's first stop for questions about your stores.Live today
- TSTrend ScoutA trend board for each city, every week.Live today
- RARetail AnalystLast week's report for every store, and one across them all.Live today
- DEDesignerNew designs in your style, where shoppers keep asking.Live today
- MAMarketerA lookbook, posts and next week's calendar, every week.Live today
- PHPhotographerProduct shoots and short clips from your own photos.Live today
- CACataloguerTags for every new product, read from its photos.Live today
- CLClientelingFollow-ups for shoppers who asked to hear from you.Live today
- MWMarket WatchWhat competitors list, at what price, every week.Live today
- FCFabFit ChartsYour size charts, read into a draft a person checks.Live today
New.
A strategist that decides what to design next, and an analyst that reads your stores' own sales, returns and stock.
One question, the right agent.
Head office asks the Retail Lead in plain words. It answers simple questions from your store data and passes the rest on: trends to the Trend Scout, figures to the Retail Analyst, concepts to the Designer, campaigns to the Marketer, follow-ups to Clienteling.
- Head office
What did shoppers ask for last week that we don't carry?
- Retail Lead
Three asks came up most at the demo store: linen co-ords with pockets, indigo block-print day dresses, and chikankari for a day wedding. Two of them match trends on this week's approved board.
Read: last week's store reportRead: asked for, not carriedRead: this week's trend board - Head office
Can the Designer look at the linen one?
- Retail Lead
I've passed it to the Designer. Any concept comes back to you as a draft, and nothing reaches a shopper until someone approves it.
Illustration: a canned exchange, not live data.
Drafts, not decisions.
They draft
Trend boards, reports, concepts, lookbooks, posts, shoots, tags and follow-up templates, each saved as a draft.
You decide
A person with the right to publish approves anything a shopper or the public will see.
Approving posts nothing
An approved social post is ready to use. A person still posts it.
They stay in their lane
Each agent reads only what its job needs. Clienteling never sees a shopper's name or contact.
Put the team to work for your brand.
Try our demo store today, then reserve your first install. Design partners get the first screens and shape what Ateliq does next.
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