← Custom tools and softwareHow it would connect ↓
FROM INFORMATION TO EVERYDAY ACTION

Your knowledge.
At work.

Somewhere in a folder is the answer.
Imagine putting it in someone’s hands,
at the moment it matters.

ONE CAMPAIGN. A CONNECTED EXPERIENCE.Working concept · Fictional retailer, generated visuals · How it would connect ↓
field & form / together at workKNYSNA STORE
SPRING / 26Make room for a little green.Campaign 004
THE CAMPAIGN YOUR CUSTOMERS WILL SEE
One idea. Everywhere it needs to be.
Creative kit / v2
Terracotta herb pots and gardening tools in a sunlit courtyard
FIELD & FORM / SPRING 26Make room
for a little
green.

Your first herb garden.
One small weekend project.

GROW SOMETHING GOOD.
Campaign master / Customer-facing creative
“This spring, we’re helping customers grow their first herb garden. Bring the plants, pots and practical advice together, so starting feels easy.”Mia Jacobs / Marketing lead
WHAT’S NEW FOR YOUR STORE
One project. One clear display.

Group herb plants, terracotta pots, potting mix and tools beneath the campaign poster. Keep the matching project guide within reach.

What you just tried / As a custom tool

A campaign that arrives in every store as work, not a PDF.

Marketing launches a spring campaign. Each store sees the creative, the reason behind it and what to set up, then works through the setup checks, adds a photo of the display for a second opinion and records any correction. The store manager sees the day’s work in one view, and head office can see which stores are ready.

What people usually have

A campaign pack emailed to store managers, a planogram PDF, a WhatsApp group for display photos, and someone at head office chasing a spreadsheet to find out who has done what.

What connecting it changes

The brief, the task, the evidence and the team view are one connected thing. When marketing revises the brief, every store’s task shows the change and who made it. Feedback on a photo points to the line of guidance it is based on, and prices are checked against the price list, not guessed from a picture.

What it would connect to

In a real build, the tool sits across the systems you already run. It reads what it needs, and writes what people do back to the system that owns it.

  • Reads fromShared drive or asset libraryThe campaign brief and creative kit
  • Reads fromERP, price list or till systemProducts, prices and promotion dates
  • Reads fromHR system or staff directoryStores, teams and roles
  • Writes toReporting or audit recordsCompleted checks, photos and corrections
Learning built in

Every step carries its own “why this matters”, written from the brief. Recurring checks keep the standard alive after launch week, so the campaign is still right on its last Friday.

Who it helps
  • Store teamOne clear task with the help beside it.
  • Store managerToday’s work and what needs attention, in one view.
  • Head officeWhich stores are ready, without chasing.

This is a working concept: a fictional business, sample data and scripted AI responses, with nothing connected. JuneDay builds the real thing around your own work and systems.

SHAPED AROUND YOUR BUSINESS

A website that guides a choice. Learning that meets someone in the moment. A tool that makes the working day easier.
Different starting points. Thoughtfully connected.