Mewboard for online stores: from the catalog to the parcel.
A store is a hundred small jobs: photos for new products, a courier switch, a cracked mug, a Black Friday offer. Mewboard keeps them in projects by area, with owners and dates, and turns customer messages into tasks.
What you can run in Mewboard
- Catalog and content. Photograph, describe and price an autumn collection as a project with a checklist per product group.
- Promotions calendar. Black Friday, newsletters and ads with milestones, so the launch date is not a surprise.
- Logistics and returns. Damaged-goods claims, carrier rates and stock counts as issues with the supplier or courier as the client.
- Customer support. Emails and Telegram messages from customers become issues with a note of who wrote, and macros are drafted by Claude.
How teams like this set it up
A typical setup: Storefront and Operations folders, a project each for catalog, logistics, promotions, wholesale and support, and wholesale buyers as clients. A reminder keeps an overdue invoice from slipping.
See it with realistic data. The sample workspace for this page is full of realistic projects, clients, reminders and history. Change anything you like: it resets every night.
Try it with one client project.
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