Brew Republic, a Bristol coffee roastery, signed up three and a half weeks ago and goes live in 11 days. Everything on its go-live checklist is done. You also let it send a trial delivery early, to test receiving, and that stock is already on your shelves.
What's happened
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| 3½ weeks ago | Priya opened the account with company details, contract and contacts, and agreed the operating rules on a video call. |
| 3 weeks ago | Owen, the founder, confirmed the rules and was invited to manage the account. Priya loaded the four coffees. |
| 9 days ago | Priya allowed early receipt, so a trial delivery could test receiving before go-live. |
| 4 days ago | The trial delivery arrived, every bag with its roast batch and best-before date, and was put away the same afternoon. |
Try it yourself
- Open Clients → Brew Republic. The Go-live checklist is complete, so the account is ready to go live.
- Warehouse may shows that deliveries are allowed because early receipt is on, but nothing can be dispatched before go-live.
- Look at People: Owen's invitation is waiting for him to accept.
- Open Inventory → Inventory Items to see the trial stock with its roast batches.
Why it matters to you
The checklist makes sure no client goes live with a missing contract, contact or rule. Early receipt lets you test with real stock first, without opening the account for dispatch.
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