For second-hand stores
Every item is different. Your system should expect that.
A second-hand store takes in mixed stock continuously: a rail of jackets, a box of denim, a bag of accessories. Nothing repeats, so nothing can be duplicated from an existing product. Le Stores is built around that intake rhythm.
How an intake works
How a typical second-hand intake moves through Le Stores.
- Sort the intake and price the pieces you are keeping.
- Photograph each item once, in batch, on the shop floor.
- lestores-ai writes the description, brand, category, size, colour, material and tags.
- Review a batch at a time instead of typing each product from scratch.
- Publish to your webshop and connected channels, and label items with barcodes.
- When a piece sells, in store or online, it is removed everywhere.
What this changes day to day
- Large mixed intakes go online the same week they arrive
- No spreadsheet as an intermediate step
- The same piece is never sold twice
- Slow-moving stock is visible instead of invisible
- Staff can photograph items without ecommerce training
- Your catalogue reflects the shop floor, not last month
Where to start
Most second-hand stores start with a webshop connected to the store, add listing automation for the intake work, and use Discovery to be found by local shoppers.