Faire

Faire keeps its own price, and an 18% raise on Aurora stays held.

Faire and Shopify can be one product with two prices. The Faire price lives on the Faire listing, inside the one record of the product. The product film shows an example Faire month of $11,900, up 6.4%. The guard film holds "Raise Aurora 18% on Faire" because that raise is outside the band.

What Unison reads

Wholesale orders, the Faire catalog, cover, and the payout.

Faire charts come from orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. Because Faire and Shopify can be one product with two prices, the Faire read adds a wholesale face to a record the store may already be filling. The shape of that record is the platform.

Orders. Faire orders join the product record, so last month's Faire revenue and the change can come back in seconds.
Catalog. The Faire listing and the Faire price sit on the product. The Shopify price can be a different number on the same row.
Inventory. Days of cover is part of the restock and revenue forecast. A Faire order and a Shopify order both inform that forecast on the one product.
Payouts. Faire payouts sit in the chart with the orders, so the month shows what sold and what settled.
One product · two prices
product · one record
Faire price · on the Faire listing
Shopify price · on the store listing
inventory · days of cover · shared forecast
Raise Aurora 18% on Faire
Held · outside the band
What a write looks like

The raise the guard holds, and the writes that can proceed.

A Faire write is a listing, a price, or a stock count. The price is the sensitive one, because this channel is allowed its own number, and because a number outside the band stops.

Blocked

"Raise Aurora 18% on Faire."

The guard film holds that instruction because it is outside the band. The raise is blocked. The product shows this example of a guardrail doing its job: what is blocked stays off Faire, and the current Faire price remains the price on the record.

Inside the band

A Faire price that can publish or wait.

Change the Faire price when the new number sits inside the band. You decide whether that change can publish on its own or waits for a person. The Shopify price on the same product is a separate number, with its own check.

Listing

Rewrite the listing for Faire.

A Faire listing is written for Faire. The rewrite uses an answer that only uses the brand's orders, ads, and catalog. It can publish, it can wait, or it can be blocked, on the rule you set for listing writes.

Stock

Units, inside a band, from the forecast.

The restock and revenue forecast includes days of cover. A stock change on Faire publishes inside the band. A stock change outside the band is blocked. Cover on the one product already includes what the store is selling.

Last month, and a launch

$11,900, up 6.4%, and a launch that adds the Faire price.

The product film shows an example month. Faire in that example is $11,900, up 6.4%. The product shows this example. On a live brand, last month comes back in seconds: revenue and the change, with Faire on its own line.

A launch is how a SKU the record already knows gets a Faire listing when Faire is missing it. The launch writes the listing, sets the stock, and sets the Faire price. That price can be the second price on a product Shopify already sells. It still has to sit inside the band. The 18% Aurora raise in the guard film is what an out-of-band price looks like: held, off the marketplace.

Charts around that launch keep coming from orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. The forecast keeps including days of cover, so the new Faire listing is opened with a view of the units already promised to the store.

Product film · Faire
Example month
$11,900
+6.4%
How did Faire do last month?
Launch this SKU on Faire, with its own price.
Raise Aurora 18% on Faire.

The month is the film's example. The launch can proceed inside the band. The raise is held, because it is outside the band.

The call

What we ask when Faire is in the stack.

Faire adds its own price question, plus the identifier question every channel shares. The call is where both get a concrete answer for your catalog.

Two prices

Are Faire and Shopify one product with two prices?

That is a catalog question we ask directly. If they are, the record keeps both numbers, and a write to Faire leaves the Shopify price where it is. If you want them related in some other way, the call is where we hear it.

The identifier

SKU, UPC, ASIN, or something else.

The call asks which identifier ties the product across channels. For Faire we want the one on the wholesale listing, and the SKU, UPC, ASIN, or other key it should meet on Shopify and everywhere else.

The band

What an 18% raise would hit.

We ask what can publish on Faire, what waits, and what is blocked. The guard film is the picture: "Raise Aurora 18% on Faire" is held because it is outside the band. Your band is the number we need from you.

Reads, cover, people

Orders through payouts, and who may approve.

We ask whether Unison may read Faire orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts, and write listings, price, and stock. We ask the days-of-cover line you reorder on. An answer about the book only uses the brand's orders, ads, and catalog.

Other marketplaces

Faire beside the channels that share the product.

Shopify is the other price. The rest of the marketplaces are the rest of the record. Start with the platform, or go straight to a call.

Faire, on a call

Bring the wholesale price and the band.

We will ask whether Faire and Shopify are one product with two prices, which identifier ties them, and which raises are free to publish.

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