Monday morning shouldn't start
with a spreadsheet emergency.

Tell Operator what you need — a fulfillment plan, an inventory check, a shipping priority queue. Get it built, downloadable, and ready to act on before your first meeting.


Sound familiar?

The weekly plan takes half a day to build.

You're pulling data from three systems, pasting into a spreadsheet, cross-referencing inventory, and manually prioritizing orders. Every Monday, same routine.

Inventory surprises hit after you've committed.

You find out a SKU is short after orders are already queued. Now you're scrambling to re-prioritize, call suppliers, and update the team — all before noon.

The process lives in your head.

If you're out sick, nobody knows how the fulfillment plan gets built. The spreadsheet has formulas only you understand. The workflow depends entirely on you showing up.

A morning of spreadsheets, replaced by one message.

Weekly Fulfillment Plan
Open Orders
247
Ready to Pack
229
93%
Hold for Restock
18
3 SKUs short
OrderItemsShip ByPriority
#48213Apr 9Rush
#48191Apr 9Rush
#48155Apr 10Standard
#48122Apr 10Standard
#48084Apr 11Standard
+224 more
Operator
It's time for the weekly shipping plan!
Ran Execute Sql
Ran Execute Sql
Pulled 247 open orders against current inventory. 3 SKUs short, holding 18 for Thursday restock. 229 clear to pack today, sorted by ship-by date.
Export it. Flag the restock holds so the warehouse knows.
Ran Create Data Artifact
Exported two sheets: "Pack Today" (229 orders by ship-by date) and "Hold for Restock" (18 orders flagged by missing SKU).
✓ Plan exported: Weekly Fulfillment Plan
A weekly process that used to take all morning — done before the first standup.

Weekly plans without the spreadsheet assembly

Fulfillment queues, shipping priorities, and restock flags — built from live data, downloadable in seconds, repeatable every week.

Inventory visibility before you commit

See what's in stock, what's short, and what's arriving before you queue a single order. No more surprises after the plan is already in motion.

Workflows that don't depend on you

Operator learns your process and can run it when you can't. The weekly plan doesn't break because someone's out of office.

Reclaim your Monday mornings.

See how ops teams use Switchboard to replace spreadsheet chaos with a single conversation.