What it asks you (3 questions)
- What do you need to get done?A goal, event, or problem — e.g. 'set up the summer sale', 'onboard two new hires', 'prep for the health inspection'.
- What kind of store is this, and how big is the team?
- When does this need to be done by?
What happens when you click (2 steps)
- Magik draftsBuild the task list
- You approveReview & approve the task list
What you walk away with
- A prioritized task list built from one plain-English description of the goal
- Sized to reality: tell it your store type, team size, and deadline and the list fits them
- Lands as a working task list in LocalMagik — grouped, reorderable, ready to run
Example output
Summer sale prep — boutique clothing, 4 staff, by Friday
- Pick the markdowns — finalize the sale list and discount depths (owner, today)
- Retag the floor — pull sale stock forward, print and swap tags (2 staff, Tue–Wed)
- Window + in-store signage — sale window display and entry signage up (Wed)
- Announce it — email the list and post to socials with the dates (Thu)
- Brief the team — 15-minute huddle: pricing, returns policy during the sale, who floats (Thu close)
- Soft-launch check — walk the floor as a customer Friday morning; fix anything confusing
Retailer Task List — questions, answered
What do I need to provide?
One answer is required: what you need to get done — 'set up the summer sale', 'onboard two new hires', 'prep for the health inspection'. Store type, team size, and deadline are optional, but each one you add makes the list fit your shop better.
What actually comes out?
A prioritized task list, not a paragraph of advice — concrete steps in a sensible order, scoped to your deadline. It lands in your LocalMagik task list where you can regroup, reorder, and check things off.
Does anything happen without my say-so?
No. Magik builds the list and stops. You review and approve it before it becomes the plan — same rule as every Magik Button.
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Click, answer, approve. Nothing ships without your sign-off.