Live dashboard
Stock, orders and returns as they move. The same screen the warehouse works from, not a weekly export tidied up for the client.
Updates as the floor works
One version of the numbers, not two
Drills down to a single parcel
Open it in any browser
Live dashboard, as you see it.
Orders, returns and stock as they move — the same screen the warehouse uses, with every figure opening into the records behind it.
Hello Rowan & Co.
Sunday, 12 October · here is where everything is.
- Stock by product
- Packing videos
- Message the team
Three steps, in order.
- One view of the accountWhat shipped today, what came back, what is in stock and what is waiting on you — in one place rather than four emails.
- Updating as the floor worksA pick, a pack, a putaway or an inspection changes the numbers as it happens.
- Drill into anythingAny figure opens into the orders, items or returns behind it, down to the video of an individual parcel.
What that includes.
- Live order, stock and returns position
- No separate client version of the numbers
- Drills down to individual orders and items
- Exceptions flagged for your attention
- Accessible from any browser, no install
- The people on your side who should have access
- Live order, stock and returns position
- No separate client version of the numbers
- Drill-down to individual orders and items
- Exceptions flagged for your attention
Live means live, including when a day is going badly. You will see a backlog forming at the same time we do, which is less comfortable than a weekly summary and considerably more useful.
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Charges as they happen
Every billable action is itemised by the system at the moment it occurs.
Reporting
What shipped, what came back, what it cost.
Evidence links
Send the proof straight to your customer.
Talk to the floor
Messages reach the people actually handling your stock, with the order, product or SKU attached by search, so there is nothing to explain.
Want to see it on your own orders?
Run a four-week trial. No contract, no minimum — long enough that the returns from week one come back inside it.