A RingUps demo is a fifteen-minute video call with one of the two people who built RingUps. Send an export from the system you use today and we load a slice of it first, so you spend the call looking at your own brides, gowns and open orders rather than a scripted demo store. There is no sales team here.
We reply within one business day with a couple of times. Pacific time, Kelowna, British Columbia, and we work around store hours.
Four things, in this order. We built the walkthrough around a bridal store's real week rather than around a feature list, so nothing here is a tour of menus.
We open RingUps on the slice of your export we imported before the call. Your brides, your gown names, your open orders. You will recognise the first screen, which is the point.
Pick the special order that worries you most. RingUps computes the must-arrive-by date backward from the wedding date and we read you the answer, including when the answer is that it does not make the wedding.
Whatever you wrote in the box on the form. Alterations, deposits nobody can account for, the appointment book, the report you rebuild by hand every month. One problem, properly, beats six skimmed.
A straight answer on what your store would pay and what moving your data would actually involve, worked out against your own export rather than in the abstract.
One thing: an export from the system you use today. Not a clean one, not a prepared one. Whatever the export button gives you, exactly as it comes out. We do the mapping, and messy is the normal case rather than the exception.
An import is not magic and we will not pretend otherwise. On Cande Bridal Boutique's migration, 1,391 orders arrived carrying no tax at all and had to be rebuilt, then 36 exception invoices were corrected against a second report, which caught a $3,253.05 overstatement. Fifteen minutes on your own export is how you find out where your data is thin before you commit to anything.
The pill you tick on the form decides what we open first. A store leaving a twenty-year-old system has a different first question from a store running on one spreadsheet and a wall calendar.
| Where you are today | What we open first | The question it answers |
|---|---|---|
| BridalLive | Your open special orders, rebuilt from your export, with the deadline engine run across all of them at once. | Which gowns in my book are already late and nobody has noticed. |
| Bridal Web Solutions | Your export reconciled against your own reports, line by line, in front of you. | Do my own reports agree with each other, and what is the number really. |
| Spreadsheets | The file exactly as it is, mapped live into brides, gowns and orders. | How much of what I keep in my head has to stay in my head. |
| Something else | Whatever you name in the box. We look at how that system's export behaves before the call. | Will this thing actually move my twenty years of history. |
Cande Bridal Boutique in Kelowna, British Columbia moved off Bridal Web Solutions with every figure written down. On its orders we found 93 wrong-signed reversal lines worth $141,807.75 across 59 orders, which meant roughly 78% of an apparent $384,659.89 receivable was an artefact of the export rather than money anyone owed. We found it, we refused to guess at it, and we told the owner not to collect on it.
Ask an owner to reconcile their current system against itself.
All verified against the production database on 4 August 2026. The store has been trading since, so its live totals are higher, and those are a different number. Read the full migration.
Four things arrive by email within a day of the call. They are yours to keep and to show to anyone, including whoever you end up buying from instead.
Some people do not want a form and that is completely reasonable. Write to hello@ringups.com with one sentence about your store. Both founders read that inbox and one of us replies within a business day.
Other ways to reach us are on the contact page.
Fifteen minutes, and we hold to it. If you want longer we will stay, but the walkthrough itself is built to fit in fifteen. It is a video call with one of the two people who built RingUps, not a recorded webinar and not a scripted demo account.
One thing: an export from the system you use today. A gown or style list, an order list, a customer list, whichever your system will give you. Send it when you book and we load a slice of it into RingUps before the call, so you are looking at your own brides, gowns and open orders. If you cannot get an export out, come anyway and we will use Cande Bridal Boutique's data instead.
There is no sales team at RingUps. The two founders take every demo and neither of us is paid a commission. Nobody will chase you afterwards. If you do not reply, that is the end of it, and if RingUps is the wrong fit for your store we will say so on the call.
The form on this page emails the two of us and writes to no database. Your export is held by us, used to build your demo, and never loaded into another store's account. Ask us to delete it and we delete it, including the copy sitting in the mailbox.
Send the export, take the call, keep the findings. Whether you buy RingUps or not, you will know something about your own records that you did not know this morning.
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