What's Inside / The operation
Run the catalog, the plan and the proof from one place.
The unglamorous work that decides the quarter: stock, plans, models and proof - all reading the same margin math.
Decisions with receipts, not dashboards

Product screens from a live store. Client name withheld.
The four sections in this group.
Which SKUs earn and which bleed: what to reorder before it stocks out, what to clear before it goes dead, and what returns really cost - drillable straight to a buy list.
- You can place every SKU on the ABC x XYZ matrix and spot bundle affinities
- You can watch days-of-cover and reorder before the stockout, not after
- You can score refund risk and see what each return reason really costs
Revenue, margin, demand and cash projected ahead - test a scenario before you commit to it, then track the plan against actuals with a variance waterfall.
- You can project operating cash flow and working capital, not just revenue
- You can stress-test COGS, AOV or discount moves in the what-if lab
- You can map each channel's payback and breakeven on the CM1 efficiency frontier
The classic ecommerce financial models - cohort LTV, price elasticity, marketing mix, GMROI - each run on your data, each showing its inputs, its formula and the records behind the answer.
- You can run marketing mix and price elasticity on your own data
- You can value the whole base as customer equity, not just one cohort
- You can track GMROI, open-to-buy and recurring revenue with the same rigor
Proof that marketing caused incremental margin rather than just correlating with it: geo-lift tests, email holdouts and ad holdouts, each returning a verdict and a confidence interval in CM1.
- You can set up a geo-lift test for paid media inside the section itself
- You can hold out email, SMS or an ad set and read the true lift
- You can keep every test's history and trustworthiness diagnostics on record
The terms this group runs on.
Every one is defined in full, with the formula and a worked example, in the glossary. Free, no signup.
Built for these seats.
The jobs it does.
Thirteen sections. One number.
Every group reads the same CM1 math underneath, so the figures tie out across all four.