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E-Commerce & Marketplace

Many sales channels, one source of stock and orders.

Brands selling on multiple marketplaces at once are prone to overselling and fulfillment errors. Oveersea unifies catalog, stock, and orders across channels, then connects them to bookkeeping so per-channel margin is clear.

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Overselling from duplicate stock

Automatic

Settlement reconciliation

Per channel

Measurable margin

Challenges

The most common obstacles

  • Overselling across channels
  • Complex settlement reconciliation
  • Unclear per-channel margin

Approach

How we handle it

Centralized catalog

One master product feed distributed to every sales channel.

Coordinated fulfillment

Order, packing, and shipping flow with tracked status.

Automatic reconciliation

Marketplace settlements matched against sales and channel costs.

Use cases

What teams run on it day to day

01

Channel stock sync

One stock pool distributed to every channel with buffer rules per marketplace.

02

Order orchestration

Import, validate, and route orders to the right warehouse automatically.

03

Settlement reconciliation

Match marketplace payouts against orders, fees, and returns.

04

Campaign profitability

Track ad spend, discount, and shipping subsidy per SKU and channel.

End-to-end flow

From plan to review

Every stage runs on one connected system, so data moves forward instead of being re-entered.

  1. 01

    List

    Master catalog pushed to channels with per-channel pricing rules.

  2. 02

    Sell

    Orders collected from all channels into a single queue.

  3. 03

    Fulfil

    Pick, pack, label, and hand over to the courier with tracked status.

  4. 04

    Settle

    Payout reconciliation with automatic fee and return postings.

  5. 05

    Analyse

    Contribution margin per channel, SKU, and campaign.

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Unified product and pricing master
  • Channel integration and stock buffer rules
  • Fulfilment SOP with SLA targets
  • Settlement reconciliation workbook

Metrics we track

How progress is measured

  • Sell-through rate

    Units sold against units available per SKU and channel.

  • Fulfilment SLA

    Time from order paid to courier handover.

  • Net margin

    After marketplace fees, ads, shipping, and returns.

Implementation

A typical rollout

Week 1-2

Discovery & process mapping

Workshops with your team to document current online channel operations, data sources, and approval paths.

Week 3-6

Configuration & data migration

Module setup, master data cleansing, opening balances, user roles, and approval matrices.

Week 7-9

Pilot & training

Run a live pilot on one unit, train key users, and refine forms, reports, and permissions.

Week 10-12

Go-live & hypercare

Full rollout with on-site support, daily issue triage, and a 30-day stabilization review.

Questions

Frequently asked

How is overselling prevented?

Stock is reserved centrally the moment an order lands, and channel buffers absorb sync latency.

Can we keep our existing storefront?

Yes. The storefront stays as a channel and connects through the same catalog and order pipeline.

What about returns?

Returns are tracked as their own flow with restocking, refund, and cost attribution per channel.