CommerceIQ

Six decisions recorded as ADRs: the context, what was decided, what each one costs and how it shows up for the people using the product.

Thirteen desktop screens with a clickable prototype, for the people who run operations and sales management.

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   Commercial overview

   Revenue, orders, average order value and gross margin after fees, daily revenue and gross profit, the split by channel, products at stockout risk and best sellers.

2. 

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   Stock and stockouts

   For each SKU: in stock, allocated and available, average sales, days of coverage against supplier lead time and a purchase suggestion. Overstock shows up too, to pause purchasing.

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   Products

   The catalog with price, cost, margin and stock health for each product, search by name, SKU or barcode, filters and pagination.

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   Product editing

   Product data, variants with price, cost and margin calculated on the fly, stock per warehouse, publishing per channel, the stockout alert with the quantity to buy and the history of who changed what.

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   Orders

   Online store and marketplaces in the same queue, with Saleor's statuses: unconfirmed, unfulfilled, partially fulfilled, fulfilled, returned and canceled.

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   Order detail

   Each item with the warehouse it ships from, the order's gross profit after the channel fee and the timeline since import, with the idempotency key.

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   Integrations and imports

   Connected channels, background imports with received, saved, duplicate and failed counts, and the detail of each failure: the channel error, the next retry and whether manual action is needed.

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   Movements

   Every item that comes in, goes out or moves between warehouses, with its source and who did it. Nothing is edited or deleted: a correction is a new adjustment, with a reason.

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   Reports

   Weekly revenue, share and margin by category and margin by channel after fees, with CSV export.

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    Demand forecasting

    How much each product should sell in the coming weeks, with an 80% range instead of a single number, the method, the data used, the limits and the quality measured in backtesting.

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    Team and permissions

    Permission groups enforced in the API: finance sees margins without editing anything, shipping fulfills orders and adjusts stock, and no query crosses companies.

The day's summary with what needs attention, the stock alert with the suggested quantity, and the order with its gross profit and a fulfill button.

A custom design system in Figma, with color, spacing and radius variables, text styles and components with variants: button, order status, stock health, menu item and KPI card. Violet for action, green for money and a fixed color per sales channel.