The work that happens after the sale, without you.
Two products for everything past checkout: OpsPilot routes and ships every channel’s orders from one queue, Engage answers buyers and asks for the review at delivery.
#A-4821 eBay · picked, labelled, shipped
Inventory decremented across 5 channels
#A-4818 Shopify · address unverified
14 buyer questions answered from listing data
31 review requests sent on delivery
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
of post-sale work completed without a human
Automate owns the second half of the selling lifecycle.
See the whole selling lifecycle →List & Sell gets the listing live and ranking.
OmniList keeps every channel carrying the same stock record.
OpsPilot routes, picks and ships every channel’s orders from one queue — and stops the oversell.
Engage answers the buyer and asks for the review at the moment the parcel lands.
What you achieve with Automate
Post-sale work stops scaling with order volume — measured across five channels and 1,206 live listings.
Routing, labels, status updates and replies happen unattended; exceptions come back to you by design.
Down from about five hours across six separate seller hubs and inboxes.
One stock record across every channel means the second sale cannot be taken.
Up from 4.6 — faster replies and review requests sent on delivery confirmation.
Post-sale work is invisible until it breaks.
Five channels, five order screens
Every hub has its own queue and its own statuses, so the picking sheet is retyped by hand.
Follow-up depends on memory
Review requests have to go at delivery. Nobody remembers which parcels landed by evening.
Exceptions look like everything else
The one bad-address order sits in the list looking exactly like the ninety that are fine.
Before and after
A day after the orders arrive
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
Every channel has its own queue, labels and inbox.
One picking queue, one stock record, replies handled on the way.
screens to watch
5
review requests missed
14
handled without a human
0%
The two products
Orders in, replies out — nothing forgotten.
Every screen below is the real product — same catalogue, same seed data, throughout.
What it changes
of orders shipped without a human
a day on orders, from 3 hours
oversells since switching
to correct stock on 5 channels
1,284
orders
42
to ship
100%
in sync
₹8.4L
GMV today
Order
Action taken
Status
Routed · Delhivery
Shipped
Customs HS code set
Ready
Stock synced −1
Packed
Bundled ×2
Packed
Address mismatch
Needs you
Inventory · 14.3k SKUs
Needs reorder
SS26-041 · Tee, Sky Blue
3 left
SS26-118 · Tee, Black
9 left
SS26-204 · Shirt, Ecru
0 · out
Orders and inventory on one screen: every channel in one queue with the action already taken, stock held to a single record, and low or out-of-stock lines raised before they cost a sale.
96%
of post-sale work without a human
median week · 5 channels
55m
a day on orders and replies
down from ~5 hours
0
oversells since switching
8 weeks · 1,206 live listings
“The queue only shows me the orders that are actually a problem. That is the entire product as far as I am concerned.”
“Four orders a day need a person, out of ninety”
Works better with
Automate is two products, fed by the rest of the platform.
OpsPilot
Routes, ships and holds stock to one record
Engage
soonAnswers buyers and asks for the review
OmniList
Keeps the listings the orders come from in sync
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
They are normalised into one queue and sorted by dispatch cut-off, so the work is ordered by what ships next rather than by which channel it came from.
Bin location travels with the order line and picklists group by zone, so a picker walks a route rather than a list.
At carrier-confirmed delivery — the one moment a buyer is most likely to leave one — rather than at dispatch or on a fixed delay after purchase.
Engage is still in development and not yet released. OpsPilot is available today and covers order, inventory and fulfilment automation.
Bring one day of orders and we will run them through it.
You will see which four of ninety come back to a person, and why.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox