Trading

You buy and sell goods without owning a truck or a warehouse — your profit lives in the spread between purchase and sales prices.

Container ship sailing at sea

The three biggest headaches

Orders live in chat apps and spreadsheets — one person goes on leave and nobody knows where the deal stands.

Customers ask "do you have it in stock?" and the answer takes a phone call and two spreadsheets to find.

Freight and fees pile up on every shipment, and true margin per order is only a guess until the money settles.

A typical day

  1. 1

    Morning: check today’s purchase arrivals and sales orders due — everything in one queue.

  2. 2

    Midday: confirm stock or inbound POs before promising a customer a date.

  3. 3

    Afternoon: book transport for what must ship today, from the same order screen.

  4. 4

    End of day: check each closed order’s margin — purchase, freight, and fees already in.

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