Emberkitchen Design

Roaster here, so I care a lot about which bags show up first. This app handles the multi level sorting better than what we had. Filtering by roast date and weight is exactly what I needed. Two gripes: exporting a report should not take three clicks, and I want to duplicate a rule instead of building it twice.

we mostly use the banner part of Tada, not the games. free shipping bar sits up top and our average order size went up like 8 bucks. cant argue with that

This app has made creating and printing product labels much easier for our store. I really like that we can customize the label layout and include the product information we actually need, instead of being stuck with a basic template.

Our reps carry Catalogace catalogs on tablets now instead of the ring binder. Ordering straight off the page is the part that actually changed how a sales call runs. Binder's in a cupboard somewhere.

Switched from another speed app that left junk code everywhere. This one stayed out of my theme files completely. Desktop side is quick now, my agency noticed before i even told them and they dont miss much.

This has been a really useful addition for giving customers an easy way to save products they’re interested in and come back to them later. The wishlist experience is simple for shoppers, while the automated reminders, price-drop updates, and back-in-stock alerts help keep products top of mind without adding extra manual work. I also like the sharing options and the insights into shopper behavior, which make it easier to understand product demand and improve our follow-up marketing. Overall, it’s a practical tool for increasing engagement and encouraging customers to return and complete their purchases.

We pipe OOS Lab alerts into our #ops Slack channel so the whole buying team sees them at once. Rules go down to variant level too, our size 8s vanish way faster than everything else. Alerts land within a minute. one thing id ask for is a snooze button for stuff were running down on purpose.

okay the accessibility panel in AW is so much nicer than the ones i've run into on other sites. the text to speech actually sounds like a person. scroll to top is a small thing but i've hit it about forty times testing my own store. customers set it however they like and it remembers them next visit. love that.