Is Seamroom right for your shop?
Yes, if
- You take deposits on made-to-order work.
- You do fittings.
- You send work to a maker, in-house or abroad.
- You have more than one person touching an order.
- Your clients are brides, grooms, or a wedding party.
- You run alterations as a business, not a favour.
Probably not, if
- You sell ready-to-wear only, with no fittings.
- You are a factory with no end client of your own.
- You need e-commerce: we don't do carts.
What you use now, and what Seamroom does instead
| You use | Seamroom does |
|---|---|
| A bill book | One ticket from consultation to collection: the spec, the measurements, the signature and the deposit. The order |
| WhatsApp groups | The order reaches your maker as a ticket in their language, with the photos and the video; they accept with a date. Your makers |
| A spreadsheet | Agreed, paid and remaining on every screen with money on it, and everything exportable. The money |
| A booking tool | Online booking from your page, appointment types with their own hours, and a deposit against each booking. The diary |
| A card machine | Keep it: a payment on the shop's own machine is recorded against the order, as are card, cash and transfer. The money |
| A tailor app | Measurements in your template, fittings as dated tickets, alterations as tickets with a price. The order |
If three of the six are you, book the call. If none are, we'd rather say so now.
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What each plan includes