Three codes at a ceramics studio in Fes
A swing tag that tells how the piece was made, a wheel class booked at the door, and a shipping request for the bowl that won't fit in a suitcase.
An example of how a business like this could use QRiva — not a customer story.
A studio that throws and glazes its own bowls, plates and tiles and sells them from the workshop. Many buyers are visitors, and much of what they want to know doesn't fit on a price sticker.
The piece
On the swing tag: a page on how the piece was made, the glaze, and how to look after it, with sections in French, English and Arabic.
The story travels with the bowl, and the tag never needs reprinting when the page gets better.
A class
At the door: a form with a booking field for the afternoon wheel class, with one place per wheel.
Visitors who pass at lunchtime book the afternoon without coming in to ask.
Shipping
At the counter: a form for a shipping quote, with the pieces, the country and an e-mail address.
The studio answers with a price by e-mail instead of guessing at the till.
The booking field needs Pro. Without the classes, the swing tag and the shipping form fit on Starter.
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