Stock that matches demand.
Flagged before it costs you.
Sold out on the best seller, overstocked on the rest. Agents compare stock levels with sales pace every week, tell you what runs out first and what has stopped moving, and suggest what to do about it.
Brands using Commerce365
How it works
A weekly look at every product
“Every Monday at 06:00, list the products with less than ten days of stock at the current pace, and the ones that have not sold in sixty days.” An instruction you can give an agent, word for word.
Plan for the season
Seasonal Trend Forecaster compares this period with earlier years.
It shows which categories rise and fall with the calendar, so buying and campaign plans start from your own history. These are estimates from your sales data, written up with their reasoning.
Your ERP in the same conversation
Its perfect connects read-only: articles, stock, purchase orders and cost prices.

Ask across systems
Ask which purchase orders arrive this month for products that are about to sell out, and get one answer from Shopify and your ERP together.
How a run goes
From data to an approved change
Playbooks behind this use case
Install one and adjust the instruction
Connected to all your data
Works with Shopify, Its perfect and Google Sheets and more. Sign in once per platform and set what may be read or changed.
Shopify
Its perfect
Google Sheets
Slack
Meta Ads
Google Ads
Klaviyo
Your stock, your decisions
Markdowns and prices wait for you
Also in Commerce365
The rest of the team behind your operations
Common questions
Does Commerce365 place purchase orders?
No. It tells you what to reorder and why. Purchase orders stay in your ERP or with your supplier.
Which data does it use?
Shopify inventory levels, orders and products. With Its perfect connected it also reads articles, stock, purchase orders, returns and cost prices.
Can it mark products down?
It can propose a discount or price change. Discounts and price changes always wait for your approval.
How often does it run?
The inventory playbooks run weekly on Monday morning by default. You can change that to daily or run them by hand.
Does it work with several locations?
Yes. It reads inventory per Shopify location.




















