Stories, not case studies. Yet.
Skuflo is new, so there are no customer logos or quotes to show yet. These four stories are illustrative: how a typical manufacturer’s day plays out once production lists, piece labels, locked scan stations and the free retailer portal are in place. For the real story, read why we built Skuflo.
Illustrative examples of how a manufacturer’s day can change, not real customer accounts.
A typical dayAn order for a divan set leaves the workshop with the base loaded, but the headboard is still behind a pallet at the back. Nobody notices until the retailer calls asking where the rest of it is.
With SkufloEvery piece gets its own label the moment the order lands on the production list. A scan station will not let the order move to loaded until every one of its pieces has been scanned in.
Feature: One label per piece, locked scan stationsA typical dayLoading day means a clipboard, a marker pen and someone shouting numbers across the yard while the van fills up, hoping nothing on the list gets missed.
With SkufloThe load list is built from what the scan stations say is actually in stock. Each piece is scanned onto the van, and a delivery note prints itself the moment the last one goes on.
Feature: Load lists and delivery notesA typical dayA retailer rings on Tuesday, then again on Thursday, asking where an order has got to, because the only honest answer anyone has is that someone will go and check.
With SkufloThey open their own free portal and watch the order move, piece by piece, from made to in stock to loaded. The calls stop, because the answer is already on their screen.
Feature: The free retailer portalA typical dayA piece arrives damaged and someone has to dig back through emails and paperwork to work out exactly what was ordered, in what fabric and what size, before it can be remade.
With SkufloA remake is raised straight from the original order, in the same fabric and size, with its own new label and its own scan history. Nobody has to remember a thing.
Feature: Remakes and voids