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Oberdorf Coffee Blueprint
Four commuter journeys past the counter, everything the shop does to serve them, and the places where AI can take work off the owner. Pick a journey, click a stop, read down the lanes.
This is a starting hypothesis built from how station coffee shops usually run. Nothing here was measured at this shop. Times, quantities and train details are placeholders to correct with the owner.
Scroll sideways to follow the line. Click any stop or cell to open that stage below.
The work no customer sees, grouped by how often it comes round. Yellow tags jump to the matching AI idea.
ProcessWhat happensWhere it hurtsAI can help with
How to use these in the workshop
Let the owner pick the two stops on the journey that annoy them most.
Open the matching ideas below and run the prompt together, with their real numbers or photos.
Finish by choosing one idea to keep doing for two weeks, and agree how you will both know it helped.
Check with the owner first
Opening hours today, and which trains they do and do not catch.
Which till or payment system is in use, and whether it can export sales by product and by hour.
Who works when, and how many people are behind the counter in the morning peak.
Whether pastries and food are baked in the shop or delivered, and by what time.
Seats or takeaway only. In Switzerland the two are taxed at different VAT rates, which changes pricing and the till setup.
What already goes to waste, and what regularly runs out.
What they have already tried with AI, and what would make them trust or distrust it.