Count merchandise from photos and get a reorder plan
Counting merchandise and planning reorders used to take the co-founder two to three days. She photographed the stock, uploaded the photos, and the AI built a spreadsheet and visual inventory with reorder recommendations, which she adjusted before ordering.
Reported results
The source reports inventory and reorder taking 2–3 hours instead of 2–3 days; the AI produced recommendations in under 15 minutes.
Lay out stock by type and size; photograph each group with a size label visible.
Upload photos and ask for a table: item, size/colour, count.
Add last season's sales and ask for reorder quantities with reasoning.
Check counts on a few items by hand, adjust and send the order.
⚠️ Watch out
Photo counts can miss hidden items; spot-check.
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