Examples

What you can ask Alba.

Alba answers from your operation — catalog, sales, orders, deliveries, costs, and distributor rules. Your numbers first, not generic wine knowledge. Everything below works in the app, on the web, or by text.

Before service

The five-minute check while the room is being set.

  • “What runs out before the weekend?”
  • “What should I top up today?”
  • “Which five wines need attention this week?”

Ordering

Proposals that already respect minimums, cutoffs, and delivery days.

  • “Draft the Corvelio order for Friday.”
  • “Hit the minimum without overbuying.”
  • “When is the cutoff if I want delivery Thursday?”

Inventory

Counts and corrections as a sentence, not a spreadsheet session.

  • “Set the Champagne Brut to 2.”
  • “Remove three bottles of the Chianti for breakage.”
  • “What changed since last week's count?”

Spend and margin

Answers computed from your sales and costs, with the math visible.

  • “What did I spend with Corvelio last month?”
  • “Which by-the-glass wines made the best margin in March?”
  • “Which wines are slow movers I should stop reordering?”

Distributors

The operational memory of every house you order from.

  • “Which distributor is late most often?”
  • “When was our last order from Vignamare?”
  • “Which reps still have orders waiting on a confirm?”

Wine, in your context

Sommelier questions answered from what is actually on your shelf.

  • “What pairs with the truffle risotto tonight — from our cellar?”
  • “Suggest five Italian whites I'm under-represented on.”
  • “Which bottles in stock fit a $90–120 list price?”

If Alba doesn't know, it says so — it never invents a number. And nothing is ever sent to a distributor without your confirmation.