Stock that's stuck gets watched. Stock that's low gets ordered.
One table for on-hand, in-transit and sellable. AI names your dead stock every day. From low-stock alert to goods received, every step is logged — with a name on it.
Know your stock
See exactly how much cash is sitting on shelves
No more stitching exports together — and the goods that stopped selling get called out for you.
Inventory Hub: on-hand, in-transit, sellable — one table
The old way: export a sheet from every marketplace back-end, then wrestle them into one file that never quite matches. The Inventory Hub lists on-hand, in-transit and sellable quantities for every SKU, with all warehouses on one consistent basis. Stock value is right there too — how much money each warehouse and each SKU is holding, there the moment you look, not at month-end stocktake.
Dead Stock Cleanup: AI calls out slow movers every day
Dead stock hides well — by the time you notice, the cash has been stuck for months. The system names every slow mover daily, and AI grades the risk: how much money is tied up, what it costs you each day, whether the item can still recover. Then it gives a concrete play — how deep to discount, which channel to clear through, whether to cut your losses. Critical items don't wait: the system auto-assigns a clearance task to a named person.
Clearance Task Tracker: assigned work that doesn't vanish
Clearance used to mean shouting in the group chat and hoping. Now every clearance task shows who owns it, where it stands, and whether it's stalling — all on one page. Dragging tasks are easy to spot at a glance, so you don't have to chase people one by one.
One connected flow
From low-stock alert to goods on the shelf
The PMC Workbench runs the whole replenishment flow — every step logged, every step owned, so you can see exactly where things stall.
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Stock dips below the safety line — the system raises the request
Nobody has to babysit the stock table. When a SKU falls below its safety line, the PMC Workbench generates a replenishment request and pushes it to ops automatically.
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Ops confirms and converts it to a purchase demand
Ops checks sales pace and what's already on the water, confirms the quantity, and it converts to a purchase demand — no meeting, no spreadsheet ping-pong. Who confirmed, and when, is on record.
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Purchase execution orders: ordering, follow-up, arrival — all logged
Every PO carries its full history from order to arrival. How late the supplier ran and how much actually landed lives in the order itself, not in your buyer's memory.
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Purchase in transit: know where the ocean freight is
Container loading, departure, arrival, customs, warehousing — every batch is tracked node by node. Slow shipments surface early, so you can shuffle stock ahead of time instead of learning the vessel was late from an empty shelf.
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Stocking KPI board: restocking results, in the open
How many stocking orders the system placed on its own versus by hand, how many stockouts it caught early and roughly how much business that saved, how full each container shipped, which forwarder runs fastest — the board does the math. Reviews run on numbers, not arguments.
Freight & customs
Money on the water needs managing too
Container planning, broker quotes and customs pre-checks — pulled out of Excel and chat threads, into the system.
Smart Container Planning
Filling a container used to be an afternoon with a calculator. The system builds loading plans by volume, weight and priority — what ships together and whether it fits, answered instantly.
Customs Broker Management & Quotes
Every broker's details and quotes side by side. Who's cheaper and who's reliable, compared on one screen — no more digging through chat history for last month's rate sheet.
New Product Customs Pre-check
Before a new product goes live, pre-screen its HS code, NCM and required certificates. Clearance problems surface before you place the order — not when the container is sitting at the port.
The small stuff, covered
The odd jobs the system remembers for you
The little things scattered across spreadsheets and group chats each get a page, a record, and a trail.
Mercado Libre Full Warehouse Monitoring
Dead stock, damage, loss and returns in your overseas fulfillment warehouse — the system alerts you when thresholds are crossed, so you don't find out at reconciliation.
Variant-level Overview
Inventory and sales at the variant level. Which color is out and which size is piling up — no more guessing from the parent SKU.
Data Quality Center
Dirty SKU data and sync drift get an automatic health check. Bad numbers surface before they steer a bad decision.
Sample Request Tracker
Sampling requests, approvals and progress in one table. You know where a sample stands without chasing the buyer.
AI Packaging Suggestions
Packaging recommendations based on each product's size and weight — no reinventing the box for every new SKU.
Old Listing Refresh
Reviving old listings runs on a managed flow. Which listings are being refreshed and how far each one has gotten — on a page, not in someone's head.
FAQ
Straight answers to what sellers actually ask
Can stock across warehouses and marketplaces really share one basis?
Yes. The Inventory Hub lists on-hand, in-transit and sellable quantities per SKU on a single consistent basis, with all warehouses in one table. You stop stitching exports from different back-ends together by hand.
Does the dead-stock analysis run daily on its own, or do I trigger it?
It runs daily on its own. AI re-grades every slow-moving SKU each day, so the page is current the moment you open it. Critical items get a clearance task auto-assigned to a named person — it doesn't wait for you to remember.
Will the replenishment flow become another system someone has to feed?
No. Requests are raised automatically when stock crosses the safety line; people only confirm and set quantities. Ordering, follow-up and arrival records accumulate as the work happens — no separate data entry.
Do I have to page through every ocean shipment myself?
No. Each batch is tracked through loading, departure, arrival, customs and warehousing, and slow batches are flagged early. You read the exceptions — not every shipment.
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