13 · Delivery and operations

Stores and service points

In YESIF, «Stores and service points» is a department of AI agents whose mission is to run the commercial sites with good coverage, sales and visit experience.

Like every YESIF department, it has a coordinator, a council of 4 roles (constraints and finance, context, competitors and role models, goals) plus a synthesis, specialists that work in parallel waves, and routines on a schedule. Only sending, publishing, deleting, spending and payments wait for a person's «Approve».

23 specialists · 2 routines

KPIs

  • Sales by location
  • Shift coverage
  • Store incidents
  • Cash balancing

Usual sources

POS, bookings, inventory, work reports

Stays with a person

Staff open locations, serve, hand over products and check the till

Routines · 2

  • R22 Inventory, warehouse and logistics joinsDaily; movements on event and weekly parameters.
  • R23 Stores and service points leadsDaily opening and closing; weekly review per location.

Specialist agents · 23

  • Opening and closingproposal

    Prepares the opening and closing checklists for each store (keys, alarm, cash float, cleaning, displays) and collects staff confirmations. Proposes corrective tasks when a confirmation is missing or a step is left open.

  • Store coverageproposal

    Compares the shift roster against expected footfall and sales for each store. Proposes shift adjustments, reinforcements and absence cover for peak hours.

  • In-store sales supportproposal

    Prepares product information, per-store stock and alternatives (substitutes, upsells, cross-sells) for floor staff during in-person selling. Proposes stock holds and quotes or tickets to close the sale.

  • Reservations and pickupsproposal

    Coordinates availability of appointments, visits and in-store pickups, avoiding overlaps and bookings with no stock allocated. Proposes confirmations, rescheduling and pickup reminders.

  • In-store merchandisingproposal

    Reviews physical displays, product rotation and shelf gaps in each store. Proposes layout changes, replenishment and merchandising tasks based on sales, stock and active campaigns.

  • Cash controlanalysis

    Compares POS recorded sales with payments and cash counts for each store. Detects shortfalls, unusual voids and refunds, and documents them for human review.

  • Store incidentsproposal

    Classifies store incidents (breakdowns, cleaning, security, systems, customer issues) by type, urgency and owner. Proposes work orders with priority and resolution deadlines.

  • Omnichannel coordinationproposal

    Reconciles orders, stock, returns and bookings between physical stores and the web to avoid double sales or phantom stock. Proposes inventory adjustments and cross-channel order corrections.

  • Visit experienceanalysis

    Analyzes waiting times, queues and customer feedback (reviews, surveys, emails) by store. Identifies the causes of a poor visit experience and the areas to improve.

  • Performance by locationanalysis

    Compares sales, margin, shift coverage and service quality across stores to explain performance differences. Prioritizes which stores need intervention using cash control and visit experience findings.

  • Scheduling labor complianceproposal

    Checks that shift rosters comply with collective agreements, working-time records, minimum rests and predictable-scheduling laws, and proposes shift adjustments that lower labor cost per sale without breaching rules.

  • Clienteling and in-store loyaltyproposal

    Manages customer records, personalized follow-ups and loyalty programs in store, ensuring data is captured with valid consent, and proposes re-engagement actions.

  • Store inventory and shrinkageproposal

    Controls goods receipt, cycle counts, stock-outs and shrinkage from theft, error or expiry at each store, and proposes replenishments and inventory adjustments.

  • POS operations and returnsproposal

    Oversees POS configuration, returns, exchanges and vouchers, and correct fiscal ticket issuance (Verifactu/TicketBAI or sales tax), proposing fixes to settings and return rules.

  • In-store pricing and promotions executionproposal

    Verifies that in-store prices, signage, labels and promotions match the POS and consumer regulations, and proposes price corrections or withdrawal of misaligned offers.

  • Facilities maintenanceproposal

    Plans preventive maintenance of facilities, manages work orders with technical vendors and tracks their deadlines and costs, prioritizing breakdowns that affect sales.

  • Footfall and conversion analyticsanalysis

    Measures footfall, conversion rate, average ticket and sales per square meter by time slot and store to explain where sales are lost and identify improvement levers.

  • Store targets and incentivesanalysis

    Proposes sales targets per store and salesperson and designs commission and incentive schemes aligned with margin and labor cost, within approved limits.

  • Store staff traininganalysis

    Prepares onboarding plans, product training, procedures and customer service training for store staff, detecting skill gaps from errors and incidents.

  • Store compliance and safetyproposal

    Monitors operating licenses, occupational risk prevention, complaint books, accessibility (ADA), physical security and emergency protocols at each store, flagging expirations and non-compliance.

  • Store expansion and openingsanalysis

    Evaluates locations, leases and financial viability of new stores or pop-ups, and coordinates the opening plan with milestones, permits and initial staffing.

  • Local store marketing and eventsproposal

    Designs local acquisition actions, in-store events and local presence (Google Business Profile, neighborhood partnerships), with a calendar and messaging per store.

  • Store standards auditoranalysis

    Runs periodic audits and mystery shopping to verify brand, service and procedure standards at each store, scoring deviations and follow-up.

$890 the first month. Your flat fee in week 4.

Other departments

Source: YESIF department specification (agent-guides/departments), October 2026.