Example client · 🍦 gelato shop
How “A Lot o Gelato” runs on one portal.
A small ice-cream shop was juggling a website builder, a spreadsheet for staff, a supplier catalogue, and sticky notes for bookings. Here's the same business on one The Ship portal.
Before & after
😵 Before
- Website on one platform, edited by hand
- Staff schedule in a spreadsheet nobody could see
- Supplier prices buried in emails
- Bookings on paper — double-bookings happened
- No idea what the day actually looked like
✅ After — one portal
- Menu & site edited in the Shop CMS
- Staff see their own shifts in the staff portal
- 957-item supplier catalogue, searchable
- Bookings in one schedule — and each one becomes a lead
- An owner dashboard showing the whole day
Their module stack
Five modules, one login, all connected. Try each — they're live.
How it all connects
Nothing is re-typed. One action flows to the next.
A visitor books a party on the website → it lands in the schedule → the client drops into the Lead Book → it all rolls up on the dashboard.
Build one like this.
Start from this exact stack — Shop CMS, Staff, Inventory, Website, and Bookings — pre-loaded in the Builder. Tweak it for your business.
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