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The Situation

A direct-to-consumer brand was processing 200+ orders a day through a stack of disconnected tools — a storefront, a spreadsheet for inventory, and a support inbox nobody could keep on top of. Every order that didn't fit the standard path needed a human to catch it manually.

What We Built

We mapped the full order lifecycle and built an integration layer connecting the storefront, inventory system, and fulfilment partner directly — with exception handling for the edge cases that used to need a person watching the queue.

The Result

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