THE THREE TEMPLATES. The same Bisbe, shaped for three different kinds of firm. Every firm named here is invented.

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A wholesale brand

Atlantica

Atlantica makes beachwear and sells it into hotels, gift shops and concept stores, by the case.

The full book: a catalogue, an order desk, a rota of visits, and a rhythm every account is measured against.

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The pages and tabs it has

Atlantica opens on Today. It has 13 of the 13 rooms Bisbe can put in a Customers book.

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What needs you

Time-bound. These are decisions and commitments, not reference.

Who you deal with

One noun, three lenses. Health is a score ON an account, taken apart.

What you sell

The money, at three altitudes.

The record

The paper trail and the plumbing. Rarely opened; the reason to trust the rest.

The words it uses

Every line below is read straight out of the register the app resolves against — change what a property is called in the product and this page changes with it. 95 of these are set per template; these are the ones worth reading side by side.

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What a record is
The section in the railAccounts
One record, on its own pageProperty
The counted pluralproperties
The person who speaks for itBuyer of record
The control that makes a new oneNew property
The directory
The sentence under the headingEvery property you sell to, how each one is doing, and what happened the last time somebody walked in.
What the search box saysSearch a property, a town, a person
The last-thing-that-happened columnLast order
…and what that column says when nothing hasNo orders yet
The how-are-they-doing columnHow they are doing
The place columnWhere
The who-looks-after-it columnWho looks after it
Day one, before anything is addedNothing in the book yet
…and what it tells you to do about itNo properties have been added. Start with the one you sell to most — its people, its orders and its history all hang off the record.
The landing
The headline of the screen you land onWhat needs you
What the find box saysFind a property, a person, a piece, an order
When nothing needs a decisionEvery account on your list is inside its own ordering rhythm, nothing has drifted, and no draft is waiting on your word.
The heading over the ones that have driftedOff their own ordering rhythm
The control on each of those rowsCheck in here
The who-next stripYour route
One record
The last-time-you-met blockLast time somebody was in
…when there has not been oneNo visit written up here yet
The things-outstanding blockOpen issues
The rhythm row on a personOrdering
The get-ready labelBefore you walk in
The way into the record from a personOpen the brief
The other people alongside themOthers at this property
Where a person sitsWhere they work
Putting it awayTaking this property off the book
The people
The people sectionContacts
The sentence under itThe people at the properties you sell to — who they are, what they do there, and which property they belong to.
What their job column is calledTheir job
When nobody has written down how to reach themdirectly. Until somebody does, the way in is the property.

What stands down

A template is not a rename. These are the eight pieces of machinery a Customers book can carry, and whether Atlantica carries them at all. Every mark is a shape and a word — no colour means anything on this page.

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Selling — a catalogue, quotes and orders, deals, and visits out to a customer◉ has it
The trade line on a person — which kind of place they are, which territory, which rep◉ has it
A calendar rhythm — “due every N days”, and the rota that comes with it◉ has it
A how-they-are-doing score somebody types in by hand◉ has it
The footer banners — “Before you call”, “Starting a new list”◉ has it
A hand-kept issue list running alongside the real ask thread◉ has it
A standing panel for archiving, for a once-ever action◉ has it
The “nothing is connected yet” strip, on a work surface◉ has it
This is a demo firm. Put your own in

Atlantica is a made-up company and nobody on these pages is a real person. Nothing here writes and there is nothing to sign into. You can walk this one end to end.