Our work
Four artefacts, labelled honestly. Two show how we track an account — sample layouts, built on a real client-grade system. Two are real seller-panel screenshots from accounts we have operated, anonymised by category.
The tracking system
Every order, every rupee, every courier in one view — settlement gaps flagged rather than assumed, and RTO benchmarked courier by courier.
Sample view · illustrative — client dashboards are built on their own live data
What you get every month
What changed, what we did, and where every rupee went — across all your channels. Direction and reason for each move, not a slide deck of vanity metrics.
Sample layout · illustrative — figures are populated from your own accounts
Footwear · Amazon India
Up from 107 units and ₹1.4L a year earlier, after rebuilding the catalogue, running ads to a margin-derived target and reconciling settlements.
Real seller-panel screenshot · anonymised by category, no client name
Footwear · Flipkart
The gap between the dashboard headline and the money that lands is the whole point: we manage to the net number, after returns and deductions.
Real seller-panel screenshot · anonymised by category, no client name
Scan reports
Every case study is labelled by category — like “Footwear · Amazon + Flipkart” — with the actual figures and screenshots from accounts we've operated. No invented names, no borrowed logos. Ask for references on your diagnosis call.
Problem: A footwear account selling steadily but well below its potential: catalogue and advertising were never run to a target, and year-on-year growth had flattened.
What we did: Rebuilt the listings and catalogue structure, ran advertising to a margin-derived target, and reconciled settlements so the growth wasn't quietly given back in fees and return charges.
Problem: Gross sales looked healthy on Flipkart, but returns and deductions meant the net figure told a very different story from the dashboard headline.
What we did: Worked the returns and RTO side alongside listings and campaigns, and reconciled the settlement file line by line so the net number — not the gross — became the number we managed to.
How we present results: every figure we publish comes from a real account we have operated, shown by category. When clients give written permission, we'll show named results too — never before.
Start with the diagnosis
No package pitch before we understand the account. The diagnosis shows you the evidence — the scope comes after, in writing.