Assigning Customers to Dealers in Schedule 1: A Step-by-Step Guide

Maximizing efficiency in Schedule 1 involves effectively managing your dealers. To ensure they remain productive, it is vital to assign customers to each dealer. This guide outlines the steps to successfully allocate customers to your dealers.

Assigning Customers to Dealers in Schedule 1

Dealer App Screenshot — Screenshot courtesy of Prima Games

Assigning Customers to Dealers Screenshot — Screenshot courtesy of Prima Games

Before you can assign customers, you need at least one dealer on your team. Start by following the primary mission to recruit Benji, your first dealer, located in motel room #2. Knock on his door and be ready to offer him a signing bonus of $500.

After securing Benji as your dealer, access the “Dealer” app on your phone. This interface provides an overview of all your dealers. Here, you can begin assigning customers to each dealer individually. With your dealers on board, they will handle customer satisfaction and orders, allowing you to focus on other aspects of the game.

However, you should consider a strategic choice that could impact your profits. Dealers take a 20% commission on products sold, which can become substantial, especially at earlier stages of the game. If you’re playing solo, this commission may not significantly affect your strategy since your focus is on production. Conversely, if you are playing with friends, it might be wise to delay assigning customers to your dealers until you’re more established, as your friends can also assist with distribution.

How to Supply Your Dealers with Products

Providing Products to Dealers — Screenshot courtesy of Prima Games

To equip your dealer with products, visit their location and interact with them to open their inventory. Ensure you possess the items you intend to supply. By transferring your products to them, they will automatically fulfill customer orders as they come in.

This method is an excellent way to diversify your offerings. If you enjoy experimenting with different products, consider supplying each dealer with five distinct varieties, making it simpler for them to cater to customer preferences.

When you list multiple products for sale but haven’t yet secured dealers, be cautious about low stock levels. It’s advisable to limit the number of items you list at any given time—focusing on products you have in abundance to prevent missed orders.

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