Floor Intelligence
C006 · Mulund · 2026-07-19 · 39:57

Daily Wear Chain

Repeat customer browsing daily-wear chains, mangalsutra and bracelets in the ₹16,000–₹20,000 band. Krupa pitched the nine-month monthly scheme and asked for a Google review. Customer disliked the thin designs on offer, wanting broader, more prominent pieces for her build. Left to budget toward a future purchase through the scheme.

Customer/
7 of 16
Not converted
SOP stages
Welcome
3 of 3
All covered.
Product knowledge
1 of 5
Missing: Purity explained, HUID / hallmark explained, Diamond quality explained, Diamond certification explained.
Commercials
1 of 2
Missing: Making charges explained.
Trust & close
0 of 2
Missing: Exchange policy explained, Buyback policy explained.
Relationship capture
2 of 4
Missing: Birthday captured, Anniversary captured.
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Key moments
Actions from this conversation
HighMerchandising
Add broad-profile daily wear at the ₹16-20K entry band
Second customer this week rejecting the range as too thin. Weight is capped by the price band — the answer is hollow or broad-look construction, not more grams.
MediumStore operations
Track scheme enrolment to conversion
Scheme pitched as the bridge to a future purchase. Confirm enrolment actually happened and set the nine-month maturity follow-up.
LowSales
Recognise Krupa: loyalty and review both asked
Only conversation of the nine where both the scheme pitch and the Google review ask happened. Use as the coaching example.