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Sell through every beauty rush without losing control of inventory.
Protect stock during viral drops, sell kits only when every item is available, and avoid costly splits on samples, gifts, and multi-item orders.
Social campaigns and limited drops can push demand to one SKU before teams have time to adjust availability.
An order can feel incomplete when the gift, sample, pouch, or bonus item is missing.
A skincare set or a makeup kit should sell only when every required item is available.
Small differences in shade can be hard to catch when packaging looks alike.
Reserve & Collect only works when shoppers can choose a store, try the product, and still get a prepared handoff.
If a shopper visits for a specific shade, associates need network inventory to find it and complete the sale.
Fragrance, aerosols and international orders need carrier, quantity, packaging, or customs controls before they ship.
Testers, damaged packaging, expired items, and opened returns should stay out of online availability.
Hold inventory for product drops, influencer campaigns, and shopping events so one fast-moving channel does not drain stock before the full campaign runs.
Let TikTok Shop, Amazon, Shopify, and other marketplaces draw from inventory set aside for that channel.
Protect stock for subscriptions and replenishment orders so loyal customers are not shorted when a launch or promo takes off.
Sell the same SKU across multiple beauty brands or storefronts without letting one brand consume stock meant for another.
Calculate kit and component inventory so a skincare routine, makeup set, or value kit is offered only when every required item in a kit is available.
When a free gift runs out, decide the next step automatically: use an approved replacement or hold the order for review.
Use order source, product tags, customer segment, or campaign rules to add the right samples, shade cards, inserts, or first-order gifts.
Use split-shipment controls and minimum shipment value rules so free samples, pouches, or low-value minis do not ship by themselves.
Use product attributes like liquid, aerosol, fragrance, alcohol content, weight, and destination country so orders go only to locations and carriers that can ship them correctly.
Use release queues to pace launch, marketplace, and influencer-driven order spikes into the warehouse or 3PL without flooding fulfillment teams all at once.
Hold orders with bad addresses, missing shipping methods, or incomplete product attributes to review while clean orders continue to fulfillment.
Send influencer, gratis, and appeasement orders to designated warehouses or 3PLs, so they do not consume store inventory reserved for launches or paid customer orders.
Bring your launch, marketplace, sample, gift, bundle, or store pickup workflows. We’ll map how each order should sell, route, and fulfill.
Show product images, SKU details, shade names, and barcode scan steps so associates confirm the right item before it is marked picked.
Move BOPIS orders through pick, pack and handover steps so the order item is checked and prepared for pickup before customer arrives.
Reserve the selected product at the chosen store, then release it back to inventory if the shopper tries it and decides not to buy.
Show network inventory when the right shade or product is not available in that store, so associates can ship it to the customer or find another location.
Let associates select custom rejection reasons like wrong shade, damaged packaging, expired item, opened product or not found and correct inventory before it is promised again.
Reroute rejected orders to next best location that can fulfill it.
Yes. You can set availability, buffers, and routing rules separately for Shopify, marketplaces, retail partners, subscriptions, and brand sites.
Yes. Orders with unusual gift, sample, or bulk promo use can be held for review while normal orders continue.
Yes. Associates can choose rejection reasons like wrong shade, damaged packaging, expired item, or not found so inventory can be corrected.
Yes. Returned items can stay offline until the store confirms whether they can be resold, damaged out, or kept out of ATP.
Yes. Channel-specific routing can send marketplace, wholesale, or partner orders to preferred warehouses or 3PLs instead of pulling from stores.
Yes. Orders held for missing product data, bad addresses, unavailable gifts, restricted shipping, or approval rules can be reviewed before release.
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