Inventory tracking

Item-level inventory that knows who owns what.

Consignment inventory is not just stock counts. Each item carries an owner, terms, a lifecycle status, and a location, so staff stop reconstructing state from memory and messages.

Live operations stream

A compact view of the work moving through intake, listings, sellers, and payouts.

10:24Item intake

RCV-892 moved from intake to authentication.

In review
10:42Listing sync

LST-2041 pushed photos and price to Shopify.

Synced
11:08Payout batch

PAY-118 collected three seller statements.

Ready

Source of truth

ConsignEase

Item record

LST-2041

Mulberry Bayswater Tote

Ready
SellerEleanor HardingCON-210
Target priceGBP 340.00
Commission42% seller share
ChannelShopify storefront
Payout pathPending sale

Authenticated and priced

10:24

GBP 340.00 target. Added by Sarah Jenkins.

Status, movement, and sync events stay attached to each item.

What it covers

Ownership on every item

Seller-owned stock never blurs into house stock. Ownership is a first-class field, not a tag.

Lifecycle status

Intake, review, listed, sold, returned, or paid out. One status field the whole team reads.

Locations and movement

Photo bay, store floor, storage, or with the seller. Movements are logged with who and when.

Listing readiness

See exactly which items are cleared to list and which are waiting on photos, pricing, or approval.

How it works
  1. 01

    Items arrive with context

    Everything captured at intake follows the item: owner, terms, condition, and reference numbers.

  2. 02

    Status moves with the work

    Listing, selling, returning, and paying out each update the same record, never a parallel spreadsheet.

  3. 03

    History stays queryable

    Every movement and status change is timestamped for when a seller or auditor asks later.

Pilot access

Launching with a small group of UK resale stores.

Start with one workflow. Get founder-led onboarding. Shape the product around real store operations before public launch.