行业 Fashion & apparel
Size-colour-season retail, without a spreadsheet at the till.
Each size is its own SKU with its own barcode — the way boutiques actually work — with stock and promotions across stores.
Fashion boutiques do not sell “a dress”. They sell the dress in navy, size 10, from the autumn drop — and they need to know if the size 12 is still in the back room at the other store. Next Experience treats each variant as its own product with its own barcode, which is how most Australian boutiques already tag stock.
fashion 零售真正需要什么。
不是通用的零售陈词滥调 — 而是您的员工和客户在每个班次中感受到的具体事物。
- Find the exact size-colour SKU in two keystrokes
- Seasonal markdowns without re-tagging the entire catalogue
- Returns and exchanges that tie back to the original sale
- Multi-store stock lookup when the customer asks “do you have a M?”
- Supplier barcodes and your own tags scan to the same product
您今天可以运行什么 — 以及我们正在构建什么。
我们宁愿精确，也不愿承诺一切。
现已推出
SKU-per-variant catalogue
Size, colour and season as separate products — each scannable, each with its own stock level.
Returns and exchanges
Process returns against the original transaction with inventory put-back.
Promotions by category or product
End-of-season markdowns scoped to categories or lines, with staff discount limits.
Multiple barcodes per product
Keep the supplier barcode and your own tag on the same product — either one scans at the till.
Customer purchase history
Reporting on repeat buyers when you capture a contact at the till.
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Parent/variant matrix
Single product page with size/colour grid — today each variant is a separate SKU; a matrix view is planned.
Lay-by
Hold stock with partial payments — on the roadmap for high-ticket apparel.