Your client stocks out. Your work takes the blame.
Paused campaigns, bleeding rank, a dip in the report you didn’t cause. We fix the inventory side. You keep the client, and the credit.
This page is for firms that refer or support ecommerce brands. Looking for the hands-on client plan? See the Partner plan.
You see the problem before the brand does.
Ads, freight, finance, and advisory each catch a different edge of the same inventory failure. If one of these desks is yours, we should talk.
Amazon, PPC and ecommerce agencies
A stockout burns your work twice: the campaigns pause on an out-of-stock ASIN, and the rank you built bleeds while it’s down. Then the client reads the dip on your report. You see the trigger first, the blame lands on the last invoice the client read: yours. Refer the inventory side; the ad relationship stays whole.
3PLs and freight forwarders
You see the chaos before anyone: pallets aging in racks, rush transfers booked at panic rates, storage bills the client resents, and somehow resents you for. A client on a weekly plan is a calmer, longer account.
Fractional CFOs and ecommerce accountants
You see it in the statements: cash parked in overstock on one line, stockout losses hiding in another. Naming the problem is your job. Handing it to operators can be too. Trapped working capital, visible at every close, gets an operating team to point at instead of another dashboard.
Ecommerce consultants and brokers
Whether you’re advising the brand or readying it for a sale, inventory discipline shows: fewer fire drills, cleaner stock numbers, a story that holds up under scrutiny. The ops handled, without you doing the ops. Your recommendation, delivered by a named team.
How an intro becomes a handled client.
The mechanics are deliberately boring: three steps, with no partner portal, certification tier, or co-branded deck.
You make the intro
A two-line email or a three-way thread, whatever fits the relationship. Tell us what you’re seeing on the account; we take it from there and keep you looped in.
We run the fit call on their stock report
Your client brings a stock report. On the call they get the risk read on their own numbers. You’re welcome in the room. If the service isn’t the right fit, they still leave with the risk read.
We deliver as Volumetris. You stay the hero
The engagement runs under our name: a senior lead owns the account, specialists maintain the numbers daily. Stockouts stop landing on your report, and everyone remembers whose intro fixed it.
The relationship never changes hands. Be in the room, stay cc’d, or just take the thank-you: your call, and you can change it whenever you like.
Hard edges. That’s what makes us safe to refer.
The In-Stock Engine does inventory planning (stock risk, POs, transfers) and stops there. That narrow scope is the whole product. It’s also what lets us put this in writing: we never pitch ads, creative, or anything adjacent to your lane.
| Your lane · never pitched | Ours · all of it, and only it |
|---|---|
| Advertising and media buying | Stock risk |
| Creative and brand | Purchase orders and reorder dates |
| Listings, copy and SEO | Transfers between nodes |
| Freight execution and the dock | Coverage and the weekly plan |
| Bookkeeping and the close | · |
| Advisory, diligence and broker work | · |
Four lines is the whole product. It is narrow enough to hand off without wondering what else arrives with it. The first column is a clause in our partner terms, walked through end to end on the first call. No quiet expansion into your service behind the first invoice.
The depth you’re vouching for.
Your intro puts your name on us, so judge the depth first: the working record, numbers exactly as they happened.
The full named-client portfolio is available on the partnerships call.
Bring us the client you’re worried about.
If a client’s name came to mind while you read this page, that’s the intro. Thirty minutes covers how it runs, what the free fit call gives them, and the partner terms: simple, in writing, walked through end to end.