One customer, six weeks

Follow a single kit from the counter to the bottle.

Maya Chen walks into Harbourview U-Vint and buys a Riesling 23L kit. Here is every step that follows, and everything the shop does not have to enter a second time.

Desk

Due today

4

Action overdue

2

Needs bottling

3

Prints to fix

0

Work QueueWeekly View
1027Priya RamanCustomer packaged and removed
1048Maya ChenBook bottling date
1051Diego FuentesSet first production date
1054Noah WilliamsReview overdue order
1057Avery BrooksBook bottling date

What is a Batch? In Vint-OS, each kit sold for production becomes a Batch record that carries the customer, product, dates, stages, balance, bottling appointment, notes, and history.

  1. 1

    Sale

    Front desk

    Maya buys a Riesling kit at the counter and pays a deposit.

    The sale records the deposit, the remaining balance, and the receipt.

  2. 2

    Batch created

    Automatic

    Finalizing the sale creates Batch 1048.

    The Batch carries Maya, the kit, the price, the balance, and the workflow assigned to that product.

  3. 3

    Production scheduled

    Automatic

    The white-wine workflow lays out dated stages.

    Each stage has a date, a location, and instructions, and appears on the production list when it is due.

  4. 4

    Bottling booked

    Front desk

    Staff book Maya into a bottling window from the Batch itself.

    The appointment points at Batch 1048, so readiness and remaining work are visible while scheduling.

  5. 5

    Balance and labels

    Front desk

    Maya checks in, pays the balance, and the labels print.

    The visit closes with the payment, the print job, and the completion all attached to the same record.

  6. 6

    History and reports

    Automatic

    Nothing extra is entered.

    Maya's history, the stock movement, the day's totals, and the Activity trail already reflect it.

The same loop, section by section

Each part of the product owns a piece of that story.

Run the day

See what needs attention today and act on it without rebuilding the context.

Sell and collect

Complete the counter transaction and create the production work in the same flow.

Move every Batch forward

Every Batch carries its customer, product, payment, production plan, location, booking, notes, and print history.

Bring customers back to bottle

Book bottling from the Batch, then keep the appointment, balance, labels, and follow-up attached to it.

The short version

The same story, in about half a minute.

A product tour covering the sale, the Batch, a production stage marked done from a phone, the bottling booking, and the balance collected at check-in.

The tour is being recorded from the live product. Until it is published, the walkthrough above and the live demo cover the same ground.

Open the live demo instead
  1. 0:00Start with what needs attentionDesk
  2. 0:03Make the saleNew sale
  3. 0:07The Batch is created automaticallySale complete
  4. 0:10The next step is already waitingDesk
  5. 0:14Production sees only the work that is dueProduction on a phone
  6. 0:18Book bottling from the same recordBottling calendar
  7. 0:22Collect, print, and complete the visitCheck-in
  8. 0:26Every action stays connectedCustomer and Activity

When the connection drops

Built for unreliable internet.

A prepared device keeps essential store information available during a connection problem. Safe work is saved locally, and Vint-OS clearly identifies anything waiting to sync or requiring a connection.

Finalizing a sale, booking a bottling appointment, and email delivery currently require a connection.

  • Staff see whether what is on screen is current, saved locally, or waiting on a connection.
  • Safe work is recorded on the device and replayed in order once the link returns.
  • An action that cannot be completed safely is held rather than half-finished.
  • Nothing is presented as final before the checks behind it have run.

See the whole loop in a store that already has data in it.

See how Vint-OS connects your shop from the front counter to bottling day.