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Retail and multi-site

Example

Every shop restocked. Every count done.

Restocks, stock counts, window displays. Ask your AI agent once. It plans the work site by site, TaskQ sends each task to an operator with access to that shop or warehouse, and the results come back to your agent. You approve every phase.

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An illustrative scenario, not a customer story.

Your AI agent planning a weekend restock with TaskQ
Your AI agentTaskQ connected
You

Restock both shops after the weekend.

Using TaskQget_workspacepropose_phase

The shops list their gaps while the warehouse counts what's on hand. Then I'll plan the pick.

Phase 1 · waiting for your approval

  • Shop 1 · list the gaps on the shelvesRita
  • Shop 2 · list the gaps on the shelvesHugo
  • Warehouse · count the best-selling linesNuno

Example jobs

One message per job.

Retail work your agent can run across every shop and warehouse.

  • Restock both shops after the weekend.

    Each shop reports its gaps first. Your agent plans the pick from what came back.

  • Count the warehouse before month end.

    Aisles are split between operators, so nothing is counted twice.

  • Set up the new window display in all four stores by Friday.

    Each store gets its own task, with the layout attached.

  • Move the summer stock from the back room to the shop floor.

    One operator takes the whole sequence, and the trolley stays with them until they finish.

One job, start to finish

Month-end count, without the scramble

Count, compare, restock. One job, two phases.

  1. Count the warehouse before month end and top up the shops from what's there.

    One message to your AI agent. It already knows your sites, the aisles and who has access to each.

  2. Six aisles, three operators, no overlaps.

    Your agent splits the count by aisle. TaskQ never sends two people to the same aisle at once. You approve, and the count starts.

  3. Counts in, aisle by aisle.

    Operators enter each count on their phone. When they finish one aisle, the next is waiting.

  4. Three lines short in shop 2.

    Your agent compares the counts with your stock records, using the tools you have connected, and plans a transfer to shop 2. You approve.

  5. Shelves full, numbers up to date.

    The operator reports what went on the shelf. Your agent closes the job with a summary and updates your records.

What you get

What your shops and warehouses get

Work spread across sites, done by the people who are already there.

  • Every site, one workspacePremium

    Shops, warehouses and back rooms, each a site with its own map. Your agent plans across all of them.

  • Only people with access

    A shop's tasks go only to operators with access to that shop. Nobody is sent somewhere they can't get in.

  • Count in parallel, never twice

    An aisle or a room can be held by one person at a time, so the work splits cleanly.

  • Results your agent can use

    Counts and notes come back structured, ready for your agent to compare, report or reorder with its other tools.

Works with your agent

Bring the agent you already use.

TaskQ is a standard remote MCP server with OAuth. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own agent. With webhooks, your own runner can propose the next phase as soon as results arrive. You still approve it.

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • Your own agent
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