Solutions for Online Sellers
Choose the next stock move across the places you sell online.
For teams selling through an owned store, marketplaces, or social channels who need one view of stock, sales, supplier deliveries, and the next buy.
Sample online-seller decision
Marketplace sales are rising while the owned store has slower stock.
Sample plan
Sample dataWeekender bag · sand
Marketplace sales up; owned-store stock is sitting
- Stock
- 192 units on hand
- Incoming
- 120 units due in 12 days
- Next step
- Review allocation first
- Cash
- $2,040 next buy on hold
Allocate the next delivery to the faster channel and pause the next buy for the slower one.
Sample data only. The team chooses the channel allocation and supplier order.
- 01
See the channel that changed
Compare sales by channel without losing sight of the total stock the business can actually sell.
- 02
Make the next buy easier
Put supplier timing, proposed quantity, incoming units, and the money needed for the order together.
- 03
Act on excess stock too
See what is sitting in a slower channel before the team adds more of the same item.
A practical start
Get to a useful first plan without a long setup project.
Connect what you sell on: Shopify is Live and Amazon is Live. TikTok Shop plans from a file upload while its direct connection is Planned.
The sample workspace uses realistic sample data and does not make external changes.
Questions teams ask first
Do all online channels need a direct connection?
No, but connect the ones you can: that data arrives on its own and stays current, with no file to remember. A spreadsheet covers whatever a connector does not reach yet.
Can different teammates work from the same plan?
Yes. The point is shared context: the person buying, the person handling stock, and the owner can review the same decision.
See a plan before you bring in your own data.
Open a sample workspace, then talk with us about your first useful planning outcome.