A delay spotted early
Late invoice, postponed shipment, order with no news: you are alerted.
You order the way you always do. Your products are created along the way, your product sheets get ready during production and transit, and you follow an arrival date you can rely on. Transit time becomes selling time.
Weeks of transit mean weeks to present your collection.
Pick the scenario closest to yours. In every case, your products are created along the way and your product sheet is ready before arrival.
You place your orders yourself, reference by reference.
Product sheet ready to present · arrival date tracked
Your orders already live in Excel files.
Product sheet ready to present · arrival date tracked
A buying agent selects, negotiates and places orders on your behalf.
Product sheet ready to present · arrival date tracked
Some suppliers are ready to work with you directly on the platform.
And if they don't log in? Nothing is blocked: you use one of the other three scenarios.
Product sheet ready to present · arrival date tracked
Presenting a collection before it arrives is only worth it if the date holds. The Copilot watches it for you.
Late invoice, postponed shipment, order with no news: you are alerted.
The arrival date is recalculated and shown next to the one planned at the start: you see the gap.
From the delayed order, you find its references and inform your customers with an up-to-date date.
The first wholesalers onboarded get preferential pricing, dedicated support, and shape the next features. Seats limited by our onboarding capacity.
No commitment. No sales rep — you talk to the founder.