For operations
Run the floor from one screen.
Inventory, purchasing, fulfillment, every channel and warehouse — managed by exception, not by heroics.
For finance
Trust the numbers you sign off on.
FIFO-costed COGS, per-order profit, books that reconcile to the source document — the same ledger ops runs on.
A 45-minute working session on your real workflow — both teams, one screen.
Tuesday, 8:04 AM.
A $25M multi-channel brand: four warehouses, six channels, an FBA account with a mind of its own. Here's the morning, minute by minute — both teams, one system. This is exactly what the demo walks through.
Any number, traced to its source document
The CFO questions one COGS figure. Click: the FIFO layer. Click: the receiving event. Click: the supplier bill with the landed-cost allocation. The number defends itself — that is what an auditable ledger is for.
The morning meeting runs on one screen
Channel profitability, inventory aging, open POs, forecast accuracy — ops and finance read the same drillable numbers from the same ledger. No exports, no merged tabs, no arguing about whose spreadsheet is right.
Back to building the business
That's the point. Both teams worked from one perpetual, auditable event ledger — every receipt, transfer, fulfillment, and adjustment, forever. When the numbers agree by construction, the reconciliation meetings disappear.
Why mornings look like this
Everything writes to one ledger, alerts and if-then automations watch it, and any figure drills to its source document. And when your operation needs something the product doesn't do yet, the people who build it ship your request in days — publicly, on the changelog.
The ops depth behind 8:04–8:30
- Demand planning with the math shown — velocity, lead times, MOQs, case packs
- Replenishment across warehouses, 3PLs, FBA and AWD
- Auto-routed fulfillment, dispatch board, pick/pack, cycle counts
- Kits, bundles, EDI, vendor deposits, consignment — the workflows others decline
The finance depth behind 8:52–9:02
- FIFO layers with landed-cost allocation and revaluations
- True contribution margin on every order, drillable to source
- Settlement reconciliation; clean journals to Xero / QuickBooks
- Event-level audit trail on every unit, retained indefinitely
Whose Tuesday this is
Multi-channel operators from roughly $1M to $50M — Shopify plus Amazon plus wholesale, real warehouse complexity, a team that evaluates together. If you're smaller or simpler, a lighter tool will serve you better for now, and we'll say so on the call. How pricing works →
Bring ops and finance to the same demo
Every demo is a working session with the founder — a 20-year operator who runs his own store on the platform. Both sides of the table leave with their questions answered on real software. Bring your messiest workflow; that's the fun part.