Boother app analytics for October 24

Boother helps artists who share a booth at conventions, artist alleys, fairs, and other vendors keep track of sales, stock and pre-orders. When several people sell from one table, it keeps each person's money separate, so you always know who earned what. SELLING The sell screen is made for a busy table. Tap a product, pick a variation, add a discount if you need one, and record how the customer paid. If the venue Wi-Fi drops, sales are saved on your phone and sync once you get back online, so nothing is counted twice. SPLITTING EARNINGS Each product belongs to one artist. When it sells, the money goes to that artist, no matter who rang it up. You can sell each other's work without keeping a tally on paper. When the event ends, Boother shows what each person earned, any shared expenses and what everyone is owed. STOCK Assign stock to a booth and the remaining count drops as you sell. You'll get low-stock and oversell warnings, but they never stop a sale from going through. If you make items to order, you can turn stock tracking off for those. PRE-ORDERS Publish a pre-order form and share the link. Customers open it in any browser, pick a pickup day, choose a variation and attach proof of payment. They don't need the app. Orders show up for you in Boother, and marking one fulfilled updates your stock. FOR CONVENTIONS Daily totals use your booth's own timezone. Each booth uses one currency, so numbers never get mixed together. You can also track table fees and other expenses. Boother records the sales you make in person. It does not process payments. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/