What happens when a customer in Jeddah asks if it's at your branch?
The assistant answers from your approved product information and works out which branch the customer means. It passes the chat to that branch with the item and the visit time, and a person there confirms the item is in stock.
A grey sofa at 9:15 pm
Picture a furniture showroom with two branches in Jeddah and three in Riyadh. At 9:15 pm a voice note arrives: is the grey sofa from the ad at the Jeddah branch? The customer wants to see it tonight after Isha. The staff member on Tahlia Street is busy with a family choosing a dining table.
The assistant replies to the voice note in Gulf Arabic, sends the sofa's photos and dimensions from the approved catalogue, and asks which Jeddah branch is closer. The customer picks Tahlia, so the chat lands in that branch's queue with the sofa, the colour and the time. The staff member checks the floor and replies: “It's here, see you at 10.” Had it only been at the other branch, the assistant would offer that one or record a hold request for staff to confirm.
The assistant can't see your warehouse, though. If stock isn't connected from your POS or ERP, a person confirms it before anyone promises anything.