Pick the exact one

About Pick the exact one

In an online store a customer buys “a 4 m² storage unit” or “a parking spot”, and which one they actually get is decided later, by TWICE or by staff. When the units differ, people care about the answer — close to the door, next to a friend, on the ground floor — so today they ring or email to ask, and someone shuffles bookings by hand.

TWICE already tracks every unit as its own stock item. GROU.Studio builds a view on top of that, where the customer picks the one they want rather than taking whichever is free. The view is shaped to what you rent: a floor plan for a storage hall, a map for something spread out. The demo is a storage hall, with sizes and monthly prices on the picture and taken units struck through — and the same approach covers parking spots, boat berths, desks, market stalls and campsites, anything rented by place where it matters which one you get.

It works in either direction. A button on the TWICE listing can open the view before checkout, or the customer can buy a size as usual and pick afterwards from an emailed link, changing their mind until it locks 24 hours before the start. Either way the chosen unit lands on the TWICE order.

Only genuinely free units can be picked, because TWICE itself blocks double bookings, and a selection is held for 30 minutes while the customer pays. Payment runs through TWICE exactly as it does now, for bookings or subscriptions, in English and Finnish. The standard build is a grid generated from your own unit codes; a drawing of your actual building or marina is a further step. One view covers one location, so multi-site operators pick the site first.