Scale the catalogue without hiring for it.
The reason a catalogue needs four people is that the same work is repeated per channel. Remove the repetition and one person runs five marketplaces — which is the whole argument for the platform.
412 SKUs · 5 channels · 1 operator
Listing work down from 260 to 24 minutes a day
Walmart launched in 3 days, nobody hired
96% of order handling unattended
14% of the day on manual work
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
operator running five marketplaces
Growth that needs a hire per channel is not growth.
Work repeats per marketplace
The same product is written, priced and corrected five times.
Headcount arrives before margin
A fourth person is hired to handle a channel that has not paid for itself yet.
Knowledge lives in one head
The person who knows the spreadsheet is the person who cannot take leave.
Before and after
The month before a hire
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
Six tools, five hubs, nothing talking to anything else.
Every job feeds one record, and the marketplaces follow it.
people on the catalogue
4
channels live
2
SKUs per operator
100
Where the repetition actually goes
Each of these removes one copy of the same work, which is why the headcount stops climbing.
eBay, Etsy, Amazon
own titles, own rules, one record
Walmart
variants split per SKU
Shopify
one product, six options
Adding the fifth channel cost days, not a hire.
5
marketplaces per operator
same order volume
24m
a day on listing work
down from 260 minutes
14%
of the day on manual work
down from 74%
“We were about to hire a fourth person to handle Walmart. Instead we launched it in three days and nobody was hired.”
“Five marketplaces run by one operator at the same order volume”
Works better with
Scaling is the whole platform, but it starts with these three.
OmniList
Removes the per-channel listing copy
PriceLens
Removes the per-channel price check
OpsPilot
Removes the per-channel order screen
Managed growth · from ₹16,000/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
Inventory accuracy, then listing quality. Both fail for the same reason — the number of channel-by-channel manual steps grows faster than the team does.
It should not. Because publishing, syncing and repricing run from one product record, an additional channel adds a connection rather than another full set of listing and ops work.
OmniList for cross-listing and inventory sync, OpsPilot for order and fulfilment automation, and PriceLens for repricing — the three places where per-channel manual work compounds fastest.
No. Catalogues can be imported read-only first, so you see your own listings, quality scores and price positions before anything writes back to a channel.
Tell us where the fourth hire would go.
We will show you which of that work the platform absorbs, and which of it genuinely needs a person.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox