THE COMPLETE BUSINESS BRIEF
Every part of the brief stays visible here. “Built” means the workflow exists; it does not mean entered products, legal terms, provider connections or physical production are approved.
SURI and SERAYA have separate mobile layouts, product stories, bottle artwork and bags. Products, prices and names remain samples.
Individual username logins, single-use password setup, session expiry, owner recovery and server-enforced brand access.
Eight-page plain-language draft separates ownership, work pay, commission and profit; includes spending, exits, disputes and temporary hosting.
Multi-line MYR/CNY POs, estimated versus actual freight, partial accepted and damaged quantities, evidence references and exact-sen cost allocations.
Material reservations, recipe snapshots, quality observations, approval, release, yield costs and consignment stock reconciliation.
Creator/outlet pipelines, seller rates, sale snapshots, returns, commission approvals, payout records and consignment sell-through.
Brand and combined operating reports plus a separate manual double-entry ledger with trial balance, accounting equation and journal reversals.
Marketing, Operations, Accounting, Sales and Production each have a saved charter, bounded checks and report history. AI provider is not connected.
Campaign budgets, outcomes and brand-specific leads can be recorded. First launch plan tests scents, packaging and price with real local customers.
Editable SURI and SERAYA label concepts and original bottle/carton artwork are included. These are not production dielines.
Names, legal entity, product responsibility, cosmetics requirements and substantiated claims must be resolved before a commercial launch.
perfume.ssmehub.com is the intended temporary address. The perfume site keeps separate data and source; no ownership of SSME assets is implied.
Easy to say, friendly, daily use. Test comprehension with local speakers; no claim of trademark availability.
Name candidates
SURI · RONA · DAMAI · BUNGA · MANIS · TEMAN
Colour direction
Cream #FFF6E8, apricot #EBC0A0, cocoa #5E4335
Packaging brief
30 ml stock bottle; one-colour label and economical carton. Keep assembly simple and replacement components consistent.
Embun / Pagi / Manis — working collection; RM39–45 are sample assumptions, not validated prices.
Download editable label concept →Quiet, considered gifting. Test pronunciation, distinctiveness and perceived value without assuming what every Malay customer wants.
Name candidates
SERAYA · LARAS · PUSPA · NIRMALA · TEMU · SENJA
Colour direction
Olive #3A4938, ivory #F4F0E5, brass #B18B51
Packaging brief
50 ml bottle; secure cap, textured carton and optional gift sleeve. Cost each embellishment against margin and transport risk.
Senja / Rimba / Purnama — working collection; RM89–109 are sample assumptions, not validated prices.
Download editable label concept →The three partners choose economic terms, responsibilities, legal structure and provisional launch budget. Name checks precede printing.
Test two or three scents per brand, packaging usability, price and gifting/own-use demand. Record consent and feedback without inventing testimonials.
Approve specifications, suppliers, actual landed costs, quality criteria, lot traceability and labels. Reconcile one complete batch before expanding.
Try one online offer and one physical outlet/event. Get venue permission. Use signed seller terms and reconcile stock, returns and settlements.
Review contribution after all fees, commissions, returns and wastage. Reorder only from reconciled evidence and an approved cash budget.
For every bottle, pump, cap, label, box, seal, insert, shipping carton and gift option: supplier and listing link; item and version; dimensions; material and finish; MOQ; unit price and currency; shipping weight; lead time; defect allowance; assembly time; landed MYR cost; sample approval; required label content and print proof. A supplier’s approved dieline determines print dimensions.
Weekly: sales and contribution by brand/channel/SKU, stock and reorder needs, production yield, overdue orders, seller balances, cash commitments and pending decisions. Monthly: reconcile evidence to bank/platform records, review campaign spend and actual outcomes, supplier performance, returns, partner economics and approved distributions. The current management reports are not audited or statutory accounts.
