Small retail business with overlapping online and wholesale order spikes struggles to allocate shared karigar (tailor) capacity, causing lost B2B repeat orders due to scheduling failures.

Workarounds Described

• Manually splitting karigar panel into retail-dedicated and wholesale-dedicated streams on paper/whiteboard
• Physically shelving reserved fabric in a separate wholesale rack with tagged lot numbers
• Setting aside a dedicated Tuesday morning 'boutique call window' to handle wholesale orders personally

Implied Software Gaps

• Capacity planning tool to allocate shared workers (karigars) to order streams and simulate impact
• Inventory reservation system to pre-commit stock to specific customer segments (e.g., wholesale)
• Scheduling tool for dedicated call windows and order-taking shifts
• Forecasting tool to predict overlapping demand spikes and suggest resource allocation

QueueSplit Capacity Scheduler

QueueSplit helps small manufacturers and retailers with shared production capacity (like karigars) handle overlapping demand spikes by dynamically allocating resources to separate order streams (e.g., retail vs. wholesale) with independent SLAs. It optimizes capacity allocation, pre-commits inventory, and provides forecasting to prevent lost B2B orders during peak seasons.