The problem

Small brands often struggle to look professional when approaching retail buyers. Missing order terms, unclear pricing, and consumer-focused copy can make a brand seem unready for wholesale, leading to ignored pitches and lost opportunities.

What it does

• Generates structured wholesale line sheets with product tables, SKUs, and variant details.
• Drafts professional order terms, including opening minimums, reorder rules, and lead times.
• Creates buyer-centric product notes focused on merchandising and retail fit.
• Writes non-spammy outreach emails and follow-up sequences for boutique and gift shop buyers.
• Audits existing wholesale materials to identify gaps in pricing, compliance notes, or commercial structure.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

This skill enforces a commercial structure that most generic prompts miss, such as case pack logic and retailer-specific FAQs. It uses a strict safety framework that prevents you from making unsupported claims or deceptive scarcity statements that could ruin your brand's reputation with professional buyers.

Use cases

• Create a starter wholesale kit for a new product launch.
• Audit an existing pitch deck to ensure it meets professional retail standards.
• Generate follow-up emails for buyers who haven't responded to initial outreach.
• Structure a product range for a seasonal boutique presentation.

Known limitations

Does not provide legal, tax, or import/export advice. Cannot calculate final margins or verify product safety certifications without user-provided data. Final terms require professional review.