Let your business brief you | coreWEEKLY

Welcome back to coreWEEKLY, your go-to guide for working smarter, not harder, in retail. With Independence Day tomorrow, we're taking a moment to reflect on the values of liberty and self-reliance that define our nation. Those values are alive every single day in the businesses you build and run. In the spirit of keeping you in the driver’s seat of your store, this week we're looking at how to let your business brief you before you start managing it.

This week's corePOW reviews your AI Time Command Center, an advanced employee kiosk featuring facial recognition and voice interaction that redefines the traditional time clock. Over at the Help Desk, we break down how to easily set up MAP Pricing and handle violations to protect your store's margins and distributor relationships. Plus, registration is officially open for coreBLAST Episodes 19 and 20 and our live walkthrough with Action Target. In the meantime, catch up on the fresh replay of coreBLAST Episode 18. Let’s dive right in!

Nobody in firearms retail walks into a quiet, perfectly organized day. By the time the doors open, the business is already moving. Customers are waiting, emails need attention, employees need answers, inventory decisions are sitting on the desk, and yesterday’s loose ends are still hanging around. Before the owner or manager has a chance to think about the bigger picture, the day is already pulling them into whatever feels most urgent.

A better starting point is to let the business brief you before you start managing it. That does not mean throwing another dashboard in front of the owner or burying the team in more data. It means giving the retailer a clear, useful picture of what needs attention, where follow-up is slipping, which products are creating risk, which customers need help, and where the business is already showing opportunity.

In this episode of corePOW, we unveil one of the most exciting updates inside the Coreware platform, an AI-powered employee kiosk with facial recognition, contextual intelligence, and fully customizable voice interaction.

This isn’t your grandpaw's time clock.

This is a smarter way to manage employees, streamline HR communication, and bring artificial intelligence directly into your retail operation.

MAP (Manufacturer Advertised Pricing) price is a minimum amount that resellers agree not to advertise below. This does not mean that a retailer cannot sell this product for less in their store, it just means that they cannot advertise a lower price. 

This article will explain the different ways that Coreware works as a software company to provide you tools to ensure that you have the ability to follow all rules and regulations laid out by your distributors and manufacturers.

The next coreBLAST is just around the corner. Mark your calendar for Episode 19! 

📅 Date: Tuesday, July 7 | ⏰ Time: 11:00 AM ET

Coreware and Action Target have officially joined forces to sync your front counter retail software directly with your physical firing line. Join the live walkthrough. Secure your seat by clicking the button below.

📅 Date: Friday, July 10 | ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM ET

The next coreBLAST is just around the corner. Mark your calendar for Episode 20! 

📅 Date: Wednesday, July 15 | ⏰ Time: 11:00 AM ET

Missed it live? No problem. The replay is now available. Catch up on the latest insights, updates, and smart moves shared in this episode.