08Method30 days
A clear path from proposal to receipt.
Review each movement, approve it, then follow what was shipped, received and sold.
First understand the proposal. Then track the transfer. Finally separate what was observed from what was estimated.
From your sales to the next replenishment.
Allocator prepares the movements. Your team decides and follows them through.
- Connect Shopify
Read-only sales, products and stock.
- Review proposals
Quantities and reasons, line by line.
- Adjust and approve
Your approval before any transfer.
- Ship
Movements go through Shopify.
- Receive
Receipt is tracked in Shopify.
With Jordan: 20 min to walk through a proposal, then 10 min for your questions. No Shopify connection needed.
Measure
in-store sales of the transferred pieces within 30 days of real reception, capped at the units received.
Window
30 days after the goods actually arrived — not after the transfer was created. Open windows are excluded: the figure would climb on its own.
Valuation
at the price actually collected over the window, discounts included — and never above catalogue. A valuation correction can only lower the figure.
Levels
certain, probable, assisted — shown apart, never added. “Certain” counts only the sales of sizes that were at zero before the transfer: impossible without it.
Never counted
open windows, the estimated potential of declined lines, and transfers whose origin is not the warehouse — moving stock from one store to another creates no unit.
Published
nothing aggregated outside the app until ≥ 10 merchants contribute to it — a clause of the data processing agreement. Below it, the app says so instead of a number. The public proof page obeys the same rule: it is a method, not a destination.
Journal
every suggestion, with what was decided and what it produced — open in the app to everyone, always. It is how you check our figures without taking our word for it.
Definition
version 2026-08-02. It is dated the day one of these facts changes, never otherwise.
Next
The nine permissions it installs with, by name — and what it writes: nothing.