Win a new fountain account
Homepage to profit calculator to request to a priority in HQ to a new account, with the flavors carried over.
You took a one-man birch beer route national once, and now POPSMITH is the next chapter: eight cane sugar sodas and a fountain program you install yourselves. This preview shows the digital side built with the same care you put into every bottle: a website that tells your story and sells the fountain, a portal your accounts reorder from, and an HQ that catches a run-out before the customer does.
Everything here runs in your browser with clearly labeled sample data. Nothing is live, nothing is sent, and nothing about POPSMITH's current systems has been changed.
Follow it in order, or jump in anywhere. Each step is clickable and the pieces talk to each other.
1A homepage that leads with the bottles and the family story, with the label facts for every flavor and three clear paths.
2What’s included, a profit calculator a restaurant owner can play with, and an eight-valve lineup builder.
3One form for restaurants, venues, stores and distributors, carrying the calculator and lineup with it. It lands straight in HQ. Try it.
4Each account sees its own tower: what is running low, one-tap reorder, deliveries, service requests, invoices and nutrition sheets.
5Keep Grape Ade on valve 8, or add a second Cola Mexican? Two options, real flavor facts and a recommendation. One tap to approve.
6The reorder engine, new leads, service tickets, accounts and territories. Clear next actions, not charts for show.
Pick one and a small guide follows you through the pages, pointing at the control to use and showing what changes on the other side. Each one resolves a real business problem from beginning to end.
Homepage to profit calculator to request to a priority in HQ to a new account, with the flavors carried over.
A valve decision in the portal, approved on a phone, then the swap scheduled in HQ and the tower updated.
The reorder engine spots a pizzeria about to run dry on Cola Mexican. One click ships the boxes; the account never had to call.



Optional, and not a test. This is how I learn how you work so the technology fits you, not the other way around. You are not designing software here, just describing a normal week.
Answer whatever is easy. Skip the rest. Your answers stay in this browser; use the copy button to send them to me however you like.
The goal isn’t just to build POPSMITH a better website. It’s to build POPSMITH a digital platform worthy of the company you’ve already built.
Scott Lovel · scott@seagrapelabs.com · seagrapelabs.com · Jupiter, Florida