SEASONS, EXPLAINED

A week at the markets.
Two months of Christmas.

Both are a season in Sharpened. A season is a defined preorder campaign: the range you’re selling, the window you’re taking orders, and the collection days you’re preparing for.

An illustrated Australian farmers’ market with canvas stalls and fresh produce

THE NEXT MARKET

One market. One clear plan.

Whether you trade every week or every fortnight, open preorders ahead of your next market. Prepare from your order reports and have the bags and boxes ready for collection.

MondayOrders openFridayOrders closeSaturdayCollection

An example schedule. Your season follows the way you trade.

An illustrated Australian town with local fresh-food shops

THE CHRISTMAS RUSH

Two months. A bigger plan.

Take Christmas orders through November and December. Set the festive range, stock limits and payment options, with collection days or time slots for the final rush.

NovemberOrders openDecemberPrepare orders23–24 DecCollection

Illustrative dates. A season can be as short or as long as you need.

ONE CAMPAIGN, JOINED UP

The details belong
to the season.

Give each ordering period a clear plan, from the customer’s first preorder to the team’s preparation reports.

Your range & stock
The products, shared inventory pools and hampers you’re offering.
Your payment options
Full payment, a fixed deposit or a percentage deposit.
Your collection plan
Collection by day, or by day and time.
Your team’s preparation
Cut lists, run sheets and order sheets for the work ahead.

NEXT WEEK. NEXT FORTNIGHT. NEXT CHRISTMAS.

Start with what
you’ve already set up.

Duplicate an existing season and its settings carry over. Review the dates, range and stock for the next campaign, then make the changes you need.

Saturday marketThis week’s seasonNext SaturdayCopy settings. Review. Adjust.

You choose when to duplicate and update a season.

Built around your next
ordering window.

See how Sharpened fits butchers, fishmongers, produce businesses, bakeries and market stalls.

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