every unit. every step.
The operating layer between sellers, warehouses, and the networks that move goods — one system of record for every SKU, every movement.
Five products. One ledger.
Every surface rolls up to the parent brand. Pick the one that touches your workflow.
The trail runs long.
Physical commerce is big, expensive, and under-instrumented.
Real workflows. Not a data-entry tax.
Pick waves, replenishment, and audit paths that match the shape of your floor. Keyboard-first where it counts; touch where it matches the device.
Exception handling
Short-pick, damage, and receiving discrepancies resolve in one workflow — not a tab graveyard.
Keyboard-driven pick
Scan, confirm, move on. Every pick path is a known handful of keystrokes.
Replenishment signals
Forward pick empties trigger replen before the wave stalls.
Cycle count that holds
Rolling counts reconcile to the ledger without a weekend freeze.
The ledger that actually matches the shelf.
One record for every SKU across every location. Forecast from real demand, not from a Shopify report that lags the warehouse by two days.
One source of truth
Inventory, orders, and allocations live in one ledger — no spreadsheet reconciliations.
Margin by SKU
See contribution margin per unit per location before you pick a wave.
Forecast that ships
Demand signal is anchored to shipments, not cart adds.
One API between sellers and every warehouse.
A typed HTTP surface with idempotency keys, webhooks, and SDKs for Node + Python. Predictable shapes, documented error codes, no surprise polling.
Idempotency built in
Every write accepts an idempotency key; duplicates return the original response.
Webhooks, not polling
Subscribe to allocation, shipment, and exception events with signed payloads.
Typed SDKs
First-party Node and Python clients with generated types per endpoint.
- SHOPIFY
- NETSUITE
- FLEXPORT
- QUICKBOOKS
- SHIPSTATION
Between sellers and every warehouse.
One record for every unit. One API for every step.
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