Solutions
The ways a marketplace seller loses money, one page each
- Settlement reconciliation: find what the marketplaces still owe youA settlement is not a payment for your orders; it is a list of what the marketplace decided to pay after fees, returns, penalties and taxes it collects on your behalf. Reconciliati…
- RTO reduction: know which orders will come back before you ship themReturn-to-origin is the order the buyer never accepts: refused at the door, an unreachable address, a cash-on-delivery order placed on impulse. You pay the forward leg, often the r…
- Phantom returns: evidence that wins the claimA phantom return is a return that is not your product: an empty box, a brick, a used item, or a different SKU. The marketplace refunds the buyer from your settlement and the claim …
- One stock figure, every channel: inventory sync without oversellsAn oversell is an order you cannot fulfil, a cancellation on your record, and on some marketplaces a penalty. It happens when two channels each believe they can sell the last unit.…
- GST for marketplace sellers, computed from the orders themselvesSelling on marketplaces makes GST harder in three specific ways: place of supply changes per order, returns in a later month have to net against the right period, and the marketpla…
- One master listing, published per marketplaceEach marketplace wants the same product described its own way: its own category tree, required attributes, image rules and title length. Maintaining a catalogue per marketplace is …
See the settlement gap before you decide
Connect one channel read-only. The first reconciliation pass is free, needs no card, and changes nothing in your current setup.