A mock demo for grocery and retail teams
Turn a store into a fulfilment point. One outlet at a time.
StorePoint is a sandbox of 10 invented supermarket outlets. Onboard an outlet, pause it, watch a marketplace order move through each stage and see the staff task change with it.
All data on this site is simulated.
Same network, two viewpoints
Customers only see outlets that are open for orders. Admins see every outlet and where it is in onboarding.
Try it: who sees which outlets?
7 of 10 outlets are discoverable. Draft and paused outlets stay out of customer discovery.
What it shows
Outlets as providers
Each outlet is a record that moves through draft, active, verified and paused. Pause a store and it leaves customer discovery.
A catalogue per outlet
A grocery catalogue with a stock figure per outlet that a person edits by hand. No live counts are implied.
Order lifecycle
One order moves from placed to completed or delivered, one stage at a time, against a single outlet.
Staff tasks
Each order raises a pickup or delivery task for the outlet roster, plus a stock-check task, and they change state with the order.
What a real pilot would still need
This sandbox is deliberately narrow. Stock figures are typed in by hand and an admin chooses the outlet for each order. The following are not part of it.
- Live stock or point-of-sale sync
- Automatic routing of orders to the best outlet
- Settlement and payouts between parties
- Enterprise roll-up across a whole chain
The underlying platform is at an early, design-partner stage, so the next step is shaping a pilot together rather than buying a finished product.
Want this shaped around your own stores?
This demo is a sketch of what is possible. Algoshred builds tailored versions with design partners.
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