Solutions

The cost is the hours, the missed reorder, and the price that never went live.

Unison is how that money comes back. One channel across every marketplace, answers from the real record, and changes that go out while the month is still open.

Who it's for

Whoever owns the ecommerce P&L.

The catalog already sells in more than one place. The loss is the time, the stock, and the price sitting between those places.

Multi-channel brands

A week inside seller portals is payroll. Those hours are a decision that waits until Friday, on a month that is still open.

Wholesale and DTC together

One product, two prices, one stock. When they drift, margin leaves on one channel and a stockout lands on the other.

Operators

The person accountable for the ecommerce P&L. The afternoon spent reconciling is the afternoon the reorder does not go out.

What it returns

Hours back. Answers in seconds. Changes on every marketplace.

Hours

Hundreds of hours a month, back.

Seller portals, exports, and copy-paste are payroll. The time comes back as decisions that get made the same day.

Speed

Every marketplace, in seconds.

Last month’s revenue and the change, the way /growth already shows it. You move budget and stock while the month is still open.

Writes

Create and change on every platform at once.

A listing, a price, or a stock level goes out together, so a product starts selling on the channels it is missing.

Charts

Graphs, tables, and charts from the real record.

Built off orders, catalog, inventory, and payouts. The picture matches the marketplaces.

Forecast

Forecast revenue and restocks across all of them.

Days of cover, and where revenue is heading. You reorder before a stockout, and you hold the buy on a channel that is slowing down.

The AI

An AI that only uses your data.

It answers and writes from the unified record. The number comes from last month’s orders.

On the P&L, that is fewer stockouts, launches that don’t wait a week, prices that don’t drift, and one operator doing the afternoon the team used to spend reconciling.

This week

Asked on Monday. Settled the same day.

The question, the chart, and the change all come off the same record.

This week
“/growth”
“Forecast the restock on anything under 20 days of cover.”
“Chart last month’s revenue by marketplace.”
“Raise the Aurora line 8% on every channel.”
“Launch the Aurora Candle on the channels it’s missing.”
The seats

The seats for the hours, the stock, and the price.

Finance, merchandising, ops, and ads and content work from the same record.

Hours

Finance

Finance sees revenue, margin, fees, and payouts. The charts come off orders and payouts, so those hours come back the same day, while the month is still open.

Price

Merchandising

Merchandising writes listings and price. The listing and the price go out together on every marketplace, so the price goes live on the channels it is missing.

Stock

Ops

Ops owns orders, stock, and reorders, including days of cover. The restock forecast sits on that record, so the reorder goes out before a stockout.

Hours

Ads and content

Ads and content sees which channel's ads worked, which video drove the sales, and which PPC terms are winning and missing from the titles. The hours in those accounts come back as the answer the same day.

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Where is the catalog losing money?

The hours, the missed reorder, and the price that never went live. We’ll walk it on your catalog, on the call.

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