Every shipping label, every buyer message, every return, dispute and support ticket — run on a fixed schedule, with each label run waiting for the owner's approval tap. We can run your store the same way. You keep the control, and the calm.
Not a tool you have to learn. A team that quietly does the work, plugged straight into your store. Here's everything it covers.
Straight from the system's own logs for one live shop, Sep 3–23, 2026.
| What it did | Measured |
|---|---|
| Shipping labels bought per run-day (average of 14) | 3,096 |
| Smallest and biggest run | 1,738 – 6,525 |
| Labels that failed | 22 of ~43,300 (0.05%) |
| Buyer message threads answered | 351 (~25 a day) |
| Support tickets answered automatically | 767 |
| Support tickets escalated to a person | 20 |
| Listings kept in sync with warehouse stock | 573 |
| Support tickets handled without a person | ~97% |
For scale, our estimate: at ~25 seconds a label by hand, a single 3,000-label run is about 20 hours of clicking, before a single buyer message or ticket. The numbers above are measured; this line is not.
Guardrails are built into every workflow. Label spend waits for your approval; everything else follows rules you agree to, and edge cases go to a person.
No label is bought until you tap approve. The system proposes the batch; you decide. Label spend never happens on autopilot.
A pre-purchase weight check blocks any label that would ship underpaid — so packages don't get held or returned on your dime.
Replies never commit to a refund, exchange, or date they shouldn't. Anything sensitive is escalated to a human, not guessed.
Whatever the system isn't sure about lands in a review queue — visible, tracked, and never silently mishandled.
Hand over the boring 90%. Keep the part you actually started this for: finding products and growing. We'll run your next batch free so you can see it work on your own orders.
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