Client details scattered
Signed intake information arrived before the team had one clean operational record to work from.
ClientLumeLuxe
A public-facing case study on how Flow2 helped LumeLuxe reduce repeated intake, confirmation, inventory, and payout admin across its consignment workflow.
The pain point
LumeLuxe was not missing effort. The team already had the right tools: client forms, WhatsApp, inventory notes, Shopify, CMS records, and Google Sheets. The problem was that one handbag consignment had to be retyped and checked across too many places before staff could trust the record.
Signed intake information arrived before the team had one clean operational record to work from.
Staff still needed to prepare confirmation copy and move the same details into WhatsApp and internal records.
Shopify sales and CMS data had to be reconciled into spreadsheet views before payout work was clear.
The Flow2 solution
Flow2 redesigned the workflow around a single operational sequence. The signed intake became the trigger. The system collected structured form data, generated the client-facing confirmation, synced inventory and commerce records, and kept payout data ready for the team.
The workflow only moves forward after the client has completed the core fields and approved the consignment intake.
Receipt text, WhatsApp confirmation, inventory notes, Shopify data, and CMS records follow the same source of truth.
The final sheet gives staff a cleaner view for sales and payout work without rebuilding the record at day end.
Each oval node is intentionally short. The chart is not a technical dump; it shows the client-facing business flow and where automation removes repeated handoffs.
Hover or focus a node to see how the LumeLuxe automation works.
The outcome
The strongest change was not another app. It was a clearer operating lane: one signed intake record became the source for customer confirmation, inventory updates, commerce records, and the payout sheet.
Staff no longer rebuild the same consignment details before replying to the client.
Inventory, Shopify, CMS, and spreadsheet views follow the same intake source.
Sales and payout information is easier to review because the record is already connected.