Shift flower counts with photo verification
Four counts a day per store, each paired with a photo. Missing counts get flagged, and so do back-to-back counts that don't reconcile.
BackOps runs the work behind the counter, in the stockroom, and on the books, so the people up front can do their jobs.
| Shift | Count | Photo | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shift 1 · Open | XXX | ✓ Attached | None |
| Shift 1 · Close | XXX | ⚠ Missing | Photo missing |
| Shift 2 · Open | XXX | ✓ Attached | Doesn't reconcile |
| Shift 2 · Close | — | Waiting | Due |
| Strain 14 · Shift 1 | XX | ✓ Attached | None |
| Strain 22 · Shift 1 | XX | ✓ Attached | None |
One tile per flow. One is live; the rest are on the way.
BackOps is the operating layer for a group of businesses. Each one runs on the same rule: if it matters, it gets logged, checked, and followed up.
One dashboard for inventory, counts, staff, cash, and store health across every location. It's built from the problems that actually come up on shift.
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The dashboard pulls together the things a store manager usually tracks across sheets, group chats, and memory: counts, drop-offs, cash, schedules, supplies, and errors. Each flow does one job. It shows what came in, what's missing, and what doesn't add up, and it keeps the item open until someone closes it.
Staff log counts, photos, drop-offs, and notes from the floor as part of the shift.
BackOps compares each entry against what should be there and flags gaps.
Flags go to the right person, and they stay open until they're resolved.
Every flow comes from a real problem on the floor. We roll them out one at a time and only move on when the last one runs clean.
Know what's on the shelf, what's in the back, and what's on the way.
Four counts a day per store, each paired with a photo. Missing counts get flagged, and so do back-to-back counts that don't reconcile.
Low-stock drop-off sheets are generated automatically, and deliveries are confirmed against them. You can see what was delivered and what was missed.
Tracks items that need packaging and shows whether they were made on time or fell behind.
Follows stock from reserve to back stock to the store. It flags anything that wasn't logged and is sitting where no one can see it.
Low-stock items from outside vendors are grouped into one purchase list per vendor.
Weekly full counts tracked from start to resolved, with a running log of discrepancies, who fixed them, and the trend over time.
Each store's morning and evening counts are charted over time so drift is easy to spot.
Compares what was sold with what actually left inventory and flags gaps with a dollar value.
Shifts covered, stores ready, people trained.
Compares the schedule with actual clock-ins per store and flags late arrivals, early exits, and missed clock-outs. Schedule change requests are logged.
Opening and mid-day tasks are confirmed with a timestamped photo, from lights and signage to clean doors and windows.
Receipts and usage are tracked per item, and reorder points are estimated. Reorders are drafted for one-tap approval.
Tracks finished modules and overdue items for each person, and confirms sign-off before anyone works a solo shift.
Shows open roles, candidate status, interview stages, and time-to-hire for each position.
Every dollar counted, every deposit matched.
Confirms each drop-off is entered correctly at the store (no extra zeros) and that drivers collect cash drops.
Daily and weekly sales per store, including transactions, average ticket, top sellers, and category and tier breakdowns.
Tracks daily safe counts, over/short entries with a reason, and tip reconciliation.
A read-only bank connection checks each store's daily deposit against what was expected and flags short deposits.
Hear about problems fast, and know what's bringing people in.
New negative reviews trigger an alert within minutes, so the store can respond quickly. Rating trends are tracked by location.
Counts new and returning visits each day and shows how new customers found the store (referral, search, flyer, signage, or drive-by).
Tracks which deals are running, how often they're redeemed, and the revenue change while they run.
Know when something breaks, and keep a record of what happened.
Flags it right away when a camera goes offline or a register terminal goes down, so it gets fixed before it becomes a problem.
A timestamped, categorized record of incidents, from attempted break-ins to disputes and near-misses.
Fix errors once. Write down what keeps happening.
Scans for entry errors and reports them to the manager. Once the manager responds, the fix is applied, and every open ticket shows how long it has been waiting.
A shared, searchable daily log any shift can add to, tagged by store and shift. Issues that keep coming up are flagged as SOP candidates.
We don't switch on 24 things at once. Each flow starts at one store and runs until it's clean for two straight weeks. Only then do we roll it to the next store or start the next flow.
Shift flower counts with photo verification, live at the first store.
Expand to the remaining stores once the first store has two clean weeks.
Turn on the next flow, using the same standard.
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Open roles will be listed on the BackOps job board, coming soon.