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SHARED INVENTORY | FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
For retailers

Avoid leftover stock

Do not buy tomorrow’s markdown inventory just to create today’s sales.

Leftovers consume purchase cash, storage, counting, markdowns, disposal and management attention. Shared-inventory products are transacted only after a sale, so the retailer does not accumulate physical stock.

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BUSINESS IMPACT

What changes for the business

01

Avoid seasonal and trend-driven markdown exposure

02

Expand SKUs without expanding physical stock and stocktaking

03

Stop weak listings and replace them more easily

UNIT ECONOMICS

A simple numerical example

*Illustrative only. This is not a guarantee of sales or profit.

  1. Twenty products × five units creates responsibility for 100 units
  2. Shared inventory can list twenty products with zero units owned in advance
  3. Only sold items move into payment and fulfilment
3 STEPS

How to start

1

Synchronise available quantity and sales status

2

Reserve inventory when an order arrives

3

Update every storefront after a sale or cancellation

FIT CHECK

A good fit when

Before you discard it—or buy it—test one product.

Inventory owners and retailers join through the same entry point.

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