Retail channels, the storefront, the inventory system, the ERP, the warehouse, wholesale, and the ad account can sit on the same record. The door is an API, or an MCP server the AI can call. The call names which objects are read and which writes are allowed.
These are the channels the films and the example month are built around. Each one already has its own page.
Orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts, and a write inside the band.
Revenue, the change, and the PPC terms the titles are missing.
The wholesale price, and a raise that stays held outside the band.
DTC orders and a price that can differ from Faire.
The store the brand already runs, on the same row.
Listing price and stock, matched to the record.
Variants, which are often the hard part.
The highest growth rate in the example month, and the video that drove it.
These are the companies brands already run. Each one joins the record when it has an API, or an MCP server the AI can call.
Invoices, bills, and the marketplace payout on the month you close.
The other ledger, with payouts and fees beside channel revenue.
Orders, items, and the ledger beside every channel.
SAP Business One items, orders, and the warehouse.
Business Central stock, orders, and the ledger.
Inventory, Books, and CRM on one product record.
The Sage product the brand runs, for stock and the books.
Accounts and opportunities beside the order.
Contacts, companies, and deals beside the order.
Charges, fees, and the payout beside channel revenue.
PayPal charges and the payout, on the same month as the channels.
The register and the online checkout, on the same SKU.
Adobe Commerce, including Magento, on the unified record.
Target Plus on the same record as the rest of the catalog.
Wayfair's catalog, orders, and CastleGate stock on one record.
Chewy orders and the pet assortment, on the same SKU row.
Macy's marketplace orders and listings on the unified record.
Nordstrom orders and the concession assortment, kept with the rest.
Kohl's marketplace stock and orders beside the DTC catalog.
Best Buy's marketplace catalog and orders on one row.
Home Depot orders, inventory, and the retail price on the same record.
Lowe's orders and committed stock, next to Home Depot and DTC.
Newegg listings, orders, and price on the unified record.
Houzz listings for home brands, on the same product row.
Back Market's refurbished catalog, grade, and stock on one record.
Mercado Libre orders across its countries, on one product record.
Zalando's partner catalog, sizes, and orders beside DTC.
Otto orders and the German retail catalog on the same row.
Kaufland marketplace orders and price, with the rest of Europe.
bol.com orders in the Netherlands and Belgium, on one record.
Allegro listings and orders, kept with the European catalog.
Rakuten orders and listings, on the unified product.
Fruugo's cross-border listings and the stock behind them.
OnBuy orders and price, beside Amazon and eBay in the UK.
Temu seller orders and the price Temu shows, on the record.
SHEIN marketplace orders and the fashion SKU, including size.
The product feed Google shows, kept honest with the catalog.
The Meta catalog and the shop orders, on the same SKU.
The Pinterest catalog, price, and availability beside the product record.
Whatnot live-selling orders, joined to the catalog after the show.
Poshmark listings and orders for resale and apparel brands.
Depop orders and listings, counted against the same units.
Reverb listings for instruments and gear, on the product record.
Retailer marketplaces that run on Mirakl, connected as one pattern.
Ankorstore wholesale orders and the wholesale price, beside Faire.
BigCommerce orders, catalog, and stock on the same record as the marketplaces.
Adobe Commerce, including Magento, on the unified record.
Squarespace commerce orders beside the marketplaces.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud orders and the enterprise catalog.
Rithum channel feeds, including the ChannelAdvisor work, on one record.
ChannelEngine's marketplace connections beside the ERP.
Sellercloud listings, orders, and channel rules for a large catalog.
Channable feeds for ads and marketplaces, checked against the record.
Lengow's European channel feeds on the same product row.
Brightpearl orders, stock, purchasing, and the books, as one retail system.
Cin7 stock, purchasing, and channel orders on the unified record.
Katana production and the units it commits, beside channel stock.
Unleashed stock, batches, and landed cost for wholesale brands.
Fishbowl warehouse stock beside QuickBooks and the channels.
Finale Inventory across warehouses, on the product record.
inFlow stock and B2B orders for a wholesale catalog.
Inventory Planner's reorder math, read beside live channel sales.
Extensiv order routing across the brand's warehouses and 3PLs.
ShipStation shipments, labels, and tracking on the order.
Veeqo shipments and multichannel inventory, including Amazon's shipping tool.
ShipBob 3PL stock, receipts, and the orders it ships.
ShipHero warehouse inventory and the shipments it closes.
Shippo labels and tracking, attached to the order.
Zoho Inventory, Zoho Books, and Zoho CRM on one product record.
NetSuite orders, items, and the ledger, beside every channel.
Dynamics 365 and Business Central stock, orders, and the ledger.
Acumatica stock items, sales orders, and purchase orders.
Odoo inventory, sales, and invoicing on the same SKU.
SAP Business One items, orders, and the warehouse.
QuickBooks invoices, bills, and the payout, beside channel revenue.
Xero invoices and the marketplace payout, on the month the operator closes.
Sage stock and the ledger, including the product the brand actually runs.
Klaviyo flows and the customers who bought, beside the order.
Amazon Ads spend and the search terms, beside the Amazon order.
Walmart Connect spend and the terms, beside the Walmart listing.
Google Ads spend and the product that took the click.
Meta ad spend and the creative, beside the shop order.
TikTok ad spend and the video, beside TikTok Shop sales.
Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, Faire, WooCommerce, eBay, Etsy, and TikTok Shop are the channels the films are built around. Retail channels, storefronts, inventory systems, ERPs, shipping tools, wholesale, and ad accounts join the same record when they expose an API or an MCP server.
An API is the door a system opens for orders, stock, listings, or the ledger. An MCP server is a tool surface the AI can call, and the same guardrails apply: what can publish, what waits, and what is blocked.
The call names it. A channel that only has a portal stays with a person until a door exists. Every system that does have a door can still run.