An alternative to manual checking
Atlo vs manual checking: stop clicking through webshops.
What changes when a daily scan replaces someone on your team opening retailer webshops one by one.
Today · scan complete
- Alva pendant · Aava InteriorOut of stock
- Halo mirror · WohnraumPrice change
- Nordhem Living · €5,766Order drafted
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Atlo vs manual checking for lifestyle brands.
TL;DR
Manual checking works when you have a handful of retailers and a few best sellers. It breaks when the list grows.
Atlo checks every product at every retailer each day, flags out-of-stock products and price changes, and drafts the order. Your team reads the report and sends the emails.
| Atlo | manual checking | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Daily automated scan of every product at every retailer | A person opens each webshop and checks products |
| Coverage | All partners, all products | As many as there is time for |
| Frequency | Every day | Whenever someone has time |
| Price checks | Price index vs RRP per retailer, with alerts | Spot checks |
| Output | Alerts, drafted orders, weekly report | A spreadsheet or notes |
| Time per week | Minutes to read the report | Hours, growing with each retailer |
| Best for | Brands selling through many online retailers | Brands with a few retailers |
Choose Atlo if
- You sell through more online retailers than your team can check each week
- You want to know the day a partner runs out
- You want orders drafted, not just a list of problems
- You want to see the price at every retailer
Choose manual checking if
- You have a handful of retailers and a few products
- Someone already has the time to check them every week
“Our biggest problem was retailers running out of our products without placing a new order. Atlo helps us keep the right items in stock with them.”
FAQ
How long does setup take?
About an hour. Send your product list and partner names. We do the rest.
Does my team still need to check webshops?
No. They read the Monday report and send the drafted orders.
Do retailers notice?
No. We read the same public product pages your customers see. Atlo never contacts a retailer.
