The operations plan will describe your daily operations and how you aim to make your business as successful as possible. You’ll need to consider if you’re running a store, how you’ll receive and ship products, offer services, and which suppliers you’ll use.
[Sender.Company] will establish its headquarters at (HQ.Location), with its primary retail shop being at (Retail.Location). We will use (Shipping.Company) for online orders, while delivery services are done using a company vehicle. This company vehicle will be a (Vehicle.Type), which will cost around $(Amount) and will be insured using (Insurance.Company).
Our primary suppliers will be (Supplier) for (Products), (Supplier) for (Products), and (Supplier) for (Products). We aim to access our Target Audience within (Number) miles of (Retail.Location0, with the plan to eventually branch out to (Location), (Location), and (Location).
To successfully run the daily operations, we still need the following personnel:
(Number) Sales Assistants
(Number) (Number) (Job.Title)
Around (Percentage)% of our total stock will be kept on-site at the retail shop, with this percentage always including at least (Percentage)% more than the shelf capacity. The remaining (Percentage)% will be kept at our storage facility, (StorageFacility.Name) in (Storage.Location). Supplier accounts will be payable on a (weekly/biweekly/monthly/quarterly) basis.