Weekly revenue
$128k
Campaign mix led by outerwear and accessories
Operations console
The ecommerce demo now ends where real teams live: fulfilment, review, and customer recovery.
This page is the operational answer to the storefront experience. It proves the concept can cover merch, checkout, and downstream order handling without changing visual language.
Conversion lift
+18%
Drop-first storytelling converts better than a flat grid
Saved carts
386
High-intent sessions ready for wallet or pickup follow-up
Orders under watch
14
Split shipment, address review, or manual risk checks
Revenue mix
Split shipment watch
Orders mixing pickup and courier items stay visible before customers feel the delay.
Courier exception handling
Address checks and courier stalls can trigger service actions without leaving the order context.
Manual review path
High-value or risky orders can be routed into review without breaking the customer timeline.
Live order board
TanStack table-powered order surface
| Order | Customer | Status | Channel | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #HBR-2198 | Nia Clarke | Ready for pickup | App | $182 |
| #HBR-2194 | Jun Park | Packed | Storefront | $64 |
| #HBR-2192 | Sarah Ng | Address review | Campaign drop | $412 |
| #HBR-2189 | Victor Ahn | Label printed | Loyalty | $138 |
| #HBR-2185 | Mira Solis | Split shipment | Storefront | $286 |
Warehouse lens
Operations is part of the demo, not a separate afterthought screen.
The order console gives the same ecommerce story a back-office face so clients can see how the storefront decisions land downstream.
Orders needing address review, split shipment, or risk checks can be surfaced together.
Campaign-specific fulfilment rules remain visible after checkout.
Pickup promises and high-value review flags live on the same operational plane.