“Show jewellery online and let people try it virtually.”
A compelling storefront feature, but only one slice of the rental operation.
Chaitra wants a beautiful online catalogue and virtual try-on, but her actual business spans unique physical assets, shop visits, date-based reservations, restricted delivery districts, deposits, returns, undelivered items, accounts and a future network of semi-independent shops. Omkara turns that ambition into an approved, testable delivery chain.
A compelling storefront feature, but only one slice of the rental operation.
Every booking, shipment, return, exception and financial record must agree on the asset, dates, location and custody.
An agent could quickly build an attractive ecommerce site. Omkara preserves the harder truth: this is a rental and custody system with a customer storefront—not a generic “buy now” catalogue.
Every finding retains source, classification, approval and confidentiality.
Two spreadsheet rows reserve the same physical bridal set for overlapping dates.
Failed deliveries are followed through calls, courier messages and handwritten notes.
Give every set an asset ID and explicit custody lifecycle before automating recommendations.
All Karnataka districts should be enabled because shipping is technically possible.
Browse → shortlist/try-on → visit or delivery → reserve dates → receive → use → return → inspection.
Only owner-configured districts around Bengaluru; unsupported locations may choose a shop visit.
“Undelivered” must show whether the shop, courier or customer has the sealed item.
Link invoices, receipts, deposits, refunds, adjustments and supporting records for accountant review.
Standalone branches close locally and send controlled day-end batches to the main entity.
Tax configuration is accountant-reviewed; the product does not invent rates or filing obligations.
The product mockup is attached as a versioned Visual Contract.
Date-aware catalogue, shop visit or virtual try-on, and serviceability before delivery booking.
Unique sets, booking states, courier exceptions, returns, inspection, finance records.
Signed local closing batches, main-entity reconciliation and no silent conflict resolution.
Omkara gives every role the approved evidence, states and prohibitions.
Asset, availability, custody, booking, ledger and branch batch.
Catalogue, try-on, visit and serviceable delivery journey.
Inventory lifecycle, exceptions, billing records and closing.
Exact-commit customer, owner and branch scenarios.
Intent alignment, evidence, security and merge readiness.
Discovery v2 · Intent Proof v1 · Visual Contract v1 · asset-state model · service boundary · finance boundary.
No purchase checkout, no nationwide delivery, no pooled SKU count, no silent branch conflict, no automated tax judgment.
Parity critical paths pass against the reviewed commit and Chaitra approves the corrected visual comparison.
The first implementation optimizes checkout and hides physical custody.
Jewellery is a SKU with quantity. The same physical set can be promised twice, and “shipped” ends the operational timeline.
Date-bounded reservation, configured delivery areas, visit alternative, deposit/return workflow and continuous custody evidence.
The finding links to the overlapping-booking evidence, service district decision, undelivered-item workflow and approved mockup.
The Executor introduces asset IDs, date conflicts, custody states and configuration-driven serviceability; any changed business decision requires a new approval version.
Illustrative evidence matrix tied to one implementation commit.
Preview disclaimer and appointment state captured.
Supported district proceeds; unsupported district is blocked with visit alternative.
Second hold on the same asset is rejected.
Custody remains visible through failed delivery and shop return.
Invoice, receipt, deposit and adjustment references reconcile.
Branch batch pauses for human reconciliation; neither source disappears.
Parity run P-CH-104, security review, Visual Contract comparison and finance-boundary review are attached to the exact commit.
The branch architecture is prepared, but the pilot proves one shop first.
Storefront + owner operations
Run P-CH-104 attached
Selected assets and districts
Daily custody and ledger review
Virtual try-on, districts, then branch
Discovery v2 → Intent v1 → commit 4fc91bd → Parity P-CH-104 → PR evaluation E-CH-12.
Enabled assets · supported districts · booking windows · deposit/terms · accountant-reviewed tax codes.
Open custody exceptions, overdue returns, unreconciled ledger items and inventory availability.
Pause online bookings without losing existing reservations or custody history.
Targets below are illustrative pilot measures, not claimed results.
Pilot target
Open movements have owner
Records linked before close
Visit vs try-on vs delivery
Customers can shortlist visually, understand availability and choose the right fulfilment path.
Booking, custody, exception and finance records describe the same real-world asset journey.
Add districts or shops only when operations, service quality, reconciliation and economics support it.
It preserves Chaitra’s original ambition while preventing a polished but misleading ecommerce build. The final chain connects her evidence → approved experience → agent decisions → exact code → Parity proof → rollout → measurable business outcome.