Capture the handoff
The planned intake record pairs a numbered bundle tag with its photo, customer, item count, and collection location.
FROM THE DROP-OFF COUNTER TO THE RIGHT CUSTOMER
A name on a tag. A count at collection. A clear return list. Batchback is being built to keep sharpening orders together as they move between your bench and partner stores.
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One pair of scissors is still at the bench. Change Alex’s count to 2 and reconcile this sample return run.
B-105: compare the physical items with the tag before returning.
8 counted / 9 tagged itemsFor independent sharpeners collecting orders from hardware stores, kitchen shops, and local drop-off points.
LESS ADMIN. A CLEARER DAY.
The first workflow we are planning for Batchback.
The planned intake record pairs a numbered bundle tag with its photo, customer, item count, and collection location.
Follow received, ready, returned-to-store, and collected stages without confusing a finished order with a completed handoff.
Group bundles by partner store, compare outgoing counts, and prepare a printable manifest and pickup message.
PLANNED EARLY-ACCESS PRICING
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PLANNED STARTING PRICE
$15planned per operator / month. Early-access inquiries are open.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us how bundles move between your bench and partner counters. Help shape intake records and return manifests around your route.
PRACTICAL GUIDES
Start with a clearer process, using the tools you already have.
Build a sharpening drop-off form with bundle IDs, item counts, customer details, and return locations. Includes a copyable example for partner-store intake.
Create a sharpening return manifest that separates ready, returned, and collected orders. Use bundle counts and a handoff checklist to reconcile each store.
Set up a sharpening order spreadsheet, review a complete return cycle, and decide whether a dedicated drop-off tracker would reduce duplicate work.