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Never lose a sale to a stock-out or a broken listing

Every morning Viktor checks days of cover, reorder points and listing health across Shopify and Amazon, sorted by sales at risk.

Viktor asks a few setup questions, shows you a first result, then keeps it running

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The prompt

Every morning, check my [Shopify and Amazon] catalogue. List every SKU that will run out within [21] days at its current sales rate, with a suggested reorder quantity for [our supplier lead time of 30 days]. Flag listings that are suppressed, stranded, lost the Buy Box, show a wrong or zero price, or have no photo, and any competitor or MAP price move on my top [20] products. Send me one list sorted by sales at risk and ask me before you change a listing or place an order.

Words in [brackets] are yours to fill in. Viktor asks for anything else he needs.

What Viktor does

  1. Days of cover for every SKU at the current sales rate, across warehouses and FBA

  2. Reorder suggestions with quantities for anything under your lead time

  3. Listing health: suppressed, stranded, lost Buy Box, $0 or wrong price, missing photos

  4. Competitor and MAP price moves on your top products

How we count the outcome

Before: at stake is a bestseller's daily sales times the days it's out of stock each time. Multiply that by how many times it happens a month (your own figures). After: we count each catch times those same daily sales and the days saved. A catch counts once a person confirms the alert.

Example with typical numbers, not a customer result.

Estimate: a bestseller selling $400 a day that would have been out of stock for 6 days is $2,400 of sales; one such catch a month is $2,400 at stake. Checking by hand: 30 checks x 30 min x 0.5 = 7.5 hours x $30.91 = about $230 a month.

Proof

TWL set up 12 scheduled workflows in 15 days, replacing about 2 hours a day of work across 5 people, and found 3 unlogged pricing decisions on the first audit.
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Works with

Needs

  • Shopify or Amazon Seller Central

Also uses

  • Walmart Marketplace
  • Google Merchant Center
  • ShipBob
  • ShipStation
  • Google Sheets

What it sets up

1 daily stock and listing check, 1 weekly reorder list

Your first result

Days of cover and a listing-health list in the same conversation.

Questions

Not on his own. He suggests quantities and drafts the order for your approval.

4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars

Pick one outcome and
hand it over today.

Paste a use case into Viktor. He asks what he needs and shows you a first result in the same conversation.

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