AI marketplace manager for Amazon, eBay and other channels
Makes sure stock and prices on Amazon, eBay and your other marketplaces match your own records. Replies to reviews and buyer questions within the hour, and lets you know when a listing starts to slip.
Tell us what you needA typical day
Syncs stock
Compares your books with your marketplace accounts. If the warehouse is at zero and the listing is still selling, it fixes the stock count.
Replies to buyers
Writes replies to reviews and questions. Replies to good reviews go up on their own. Replies to bad ones come to you first.
Checks listings
Where views or conversions dropped, and where a competitor has undercut your price.
Plans the next shipment
How much to send to marketplace warehouses, such as Amazon FBA, so you don’t run out before the next one.
Handles on its own
- Keeps marketplace stock in line with your books
- Answers routine buyer questions
- Posts replies to good reviews
- Puts together a sales and returns report
Sends to you for approval
- Replies to bad reviews
- Price changes and joining promotions
- New listings and changes to descriptions
- Shipments to marketplace warehouses
Software it works with
- Amazon, eBay and other seller accounts
- QuickBooks or Xero
- Excel and Google Sheets
- Google Drive with product photos and descriptions
Tell us which work you’d like to hand off
We’ll get on a call for an hour, look at your software and tell you honestly which parts it can take on.
Tell us what you needOther roles on the staff
- Order manager
Reads orders in your email and messaging apps and creates the invoice in your accounting software. Sends it when you say so.
- Buyer
Watches your stock. When something drops below the minimum, it puts together a supplier order and waits for your yes.
- Accounts receivable
Knows who owes you what. Sends polite reminders on time, so you don’t have to chase anyone.
- Analyst
At 8 am, one message: sales, cash, what’s running low. You can ask a follow-up right away, like who bought the most.
- Inbox and customer replies
Sorts your incoming email. Hands orders to a colleague, answers simple questions itself and drafts the tricky ones for you to check.
- Pricing manager
Reads new supplier price lists and spots where your margin got squeezed. Suggests new prices.