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Setting Up an Internal Company Store, Step by Step
An internal company store lets employees order their own branded gear on demand. Here's the setup, start to finish, with no inventory and no developers.
To set up an internal company store on Brikl: pick products from the marketplace, add your logo and brand colors, set prices, publish to a private address, and add per-location budgets or approvals where needed. It goes live in minutes, employees self-serve, and each order is produced on demand. See company stores.
In short:
- Brikl builds an internal company store with no inventory and no developers.
- Publish to a private or unlisted address so only employees can order.
- Add per-location budgets and approval steps where you need spend control.
- Every order is produced on demand and ships to the office or the employee's home.
Step 1: Choose and brand your products
From the marketplace, pick 30–50 curated items — everyday wear, outerwear, a few accessories — add your logo and brand colors, and set prices. Curation beats a 500-SKU catalog; employees convert better on a focused store.
Step 2: Publish to a private address
Publish the store to a private or unlisted URL so it's for employees, not the public. Connect a subdomain if you want it on your own brand.
Step 3: Add budgets and approvals
Give each office or team its own budget, and add an approval step where sign-off is required. Spend stays within each location's limit automatically.
Step 4: Let employees self-serve
Employees open the store, pick their size and item, and check out. Each order is produced on demand and shipped to them — no bulk buy, no size collection, no closet of the wrong sizes. Learn what a company store is and what it costs.
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