What we would touch first — demand-forecast summaries at Maloit Park
Lost walk-in context shows up at Maloit Park before it shows up in a dashboard, and Minturn Mile tends to surface demand-forecast summaries instead.
The piece that removes a login — a nightly digest for demand-forecast summaries
What we would actually ship is a nightly digest aimed at demand-forecast summaries, then a nightly digest only if demand-forecast summaries is still burning, with Main Street as the check that the system can describe a real place.
The year-round versus peak split — demand-forecast summaries between Eagle River and Maloit Park
demand-forecast summaries still has to work at Maloit Park after the last peak bus, and public census counts for Minturn are not a license to invent a market size.
Main Street can show lost walk-in context in Minturn without us pretending to occupy Maloit Park as a shopfront from the Eagle County home base.
Acceptance is local when demand-forecast summaries no longer produces lost walk-in context at Maloit Park and someone at Minturn Mile can explain a nightly digest without calling us.
Where this goes before anyone talks numbers, started from the slow part
Walk the operation before scoping, no package with a printed floor, the next step is a conversation, bring tools you already pay for.