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where the gaps are.

Twelve questions, three for each gap. Your results are calculated in your browser and your answers are not sent anywhere.

Gap 01Order ↔ unit

01For every serialized unit, can you see the one order it belongs to right now, without asking anyone?
02When two people want the same unit, does the system prevent a double allocation, rather than a person catching it?
03Does every future order show which incoming shipment it expects to be filled from?

Gap 02Invoice ↔ reversal

04When a sale is cancelled, is it reversed with a linked record and a reason, rather than deleted or edited to zero?
05When a sale is reversed, do inventory status, cost of goods and payment status all update together?
06Do price changes need a second person’s approval, enforced by the system?

Gap 03Website ↔ search

07Do you know how many of your product and model pages Google has indexed today?
08In the past month, has anyone checked whether AI assistants mention you when buyers in your area ask?
09Is your website checked automatically for broken pages and missing titles at least weekly?

Gap 04Market ↔ decision

10Before choosing a new brand or territory, do you look at public registration or inventory data first?
11Do you know your brands’ share of registered units in your region?
12Do you track how competitors’ visible inventory changes over time?

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