for Operations

Inventory that watches itself.

KnitStack connects your ERPs, online stores and warehouses into one picture. It predicts demand, flags stockouts 14 days out and drafts the reorder before you ask.

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Shopify
NS
C7
SS
Asana
Notion

what you're stuck doing today

The work that eats Friday afternoon.

  • 01Stock counts disagree between your ERP, warehouse and online store
  • 02Demand forecasts live in someone's spreadsheet
  • 03Reorder points are guesses
  • 04No early warning before a product sells out

what KnitStack does instead

Ask in plain English. Get the work done.

01you ask
"Inventory value Silentopus ERP. Low stock items stonefruit store."

what you get back

Stock value for each business in one view, plus a list of items running low, ranked by how much profit they bring in.

02you ask
"Top 10 products by revenue stonefruit ERP last 30 days. Draft a reorder for our top vendor."

what you get back

How fast each product is selling, plus a purchase order for your vendor based on the last 90 days. Approve it and it's sent.

03you ask
"Pending returns stonefruit store this week. Orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days."

what you get back

Returns grouped by reason, and big orders flagged for a personal follow-up. Your ops channel gets a heads-up in Slack.

ask KnitStack

Plain English in. Real work out.

Real requests from real workdays. KnitStack checks your tools, does the work once you say yes, and saves the result right where it belongs.

you, 9:14 AM

"Inventory value Silentopus ERP. Low stock items stonefruit store."

KKnitStackworking in 3 tools done
tools:Shopify ShopifyNS NetSuiteC7 Cin7

what you got back

Stock value for each business in one view, plus a list of items running low, ranked by how much profit they bring in.

next step

you, 11:02 AM

"Top 10 products by revenue stonefruit ERP last 30 days. Draft a reorder for our top vendor."

KKnitStackworking in 3 tools done
tools:NS NetSuiteShopify ShopifyAsana Asana

what you got back

How fast each product is selling, plus a purchase order for your vendor based on the last 90 days. Approve it and it's sent.

next step

you, 2:38 PM

"Pending returns stonefruit store this week. Orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days."

KKnitStackworking in 3 tools done
tools:Shopify ShopifySS ShipStationSlack Slack

what you got back

Returns grouped by reason, and big orders flagged for a personal follow-up. Your ops channel gets a heads-up in Slack.

next step

what you can ask

One search bar for your whole business.

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16 of 16 examples

  • › ERP ask

    "show delayed invoices in SDC erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "inventory value Silentopus erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "open purchase orders Madetruly erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "Harout erp recent invoices"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "Harout erp customer count"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "sdc erp top vendors"

    NS→
  • › ERP ask

    "SDCLC erp sales this week"

    NS→
  • › Store ask

    "sales summary stonefruit ecommerce this month"

    Shopify→
  • › Store ask

    "pending returns stonefruit store this week"

    ShopifySS→
  • › Store ask

    "top selling products DN store today"

    Shopify→
  • › Store ask

    "orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days"

    Shopify→
  • › Store ask

    "low stock items stonefruit store"

    ShopifyC7→
  • › Automations ask

    "run the daily sales digest now"

    Asana→
  • › Slack ask

    "summarize the last 20 messages in #ops"

    Slack→
a day

a Operations day

From morning standup to Friday wrap.

How KnitStack threads through your day. Six real requests, handled across your tools, and you never switch tabs once.

  1. 8:42 AMmorning coffee
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "show delayed invoices in SDC erp"

    tools:NS
  2. 10:15 AMstandup follow-ups
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    tools:NS
  3. 11:50 AMpre-lunch sweep
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    tools:NS
  4. 2:08 PMafternoon dig
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "inventory value Silentopus erp"

    tools:NS
  5. 3:47 PMbefore close
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "open purchase orders Madetruly erp"

    tools:NS
  6. 5:11 PMFriday wrap
    ERPworking in 1 tools

    "Harout erp recent invoices"

    tools:NS
autopilot

automations for Operations

Set up the work once.

Turn one request into work that runs by itself: on a schedule, when something changes, or when an email lands. KnitStack checks one tool, decides what matters, updates another, and tells you it did.

One automation, shown three ways below.

Alert

Low Inventory Alert

runs · Around the clock

Keeps an eye on Shopify and ERP stock around the clock. When an item is about to run low, KnitStack drafts a reorder and pings your team.

Shopify

Shopify

Watch Shopify stock levels

NS

NetSuite

Double-check stock in the ERP

K

KnitStack

Predict what sells out in 14 days

Slack

Slack

Alert #ops-supply with a draft order

tags:shopifyerpalertinventory

a KnitStack recipe

Low Inventory Alert

Alert

method

  1. 01

    Watch Shopify stock levels

    via Shopify

    Shopify
  2. 02

    Double-check stock in the ERP

    via NetSuite

    NS
  3. 03

    Predict what sells out in 14 days

    via KnitStack

    K
  4. 04

    Alert #ops-supply with a draft order

    via Slack

    Slack

what you get

Keeps an eye on Shopify and ERP stock around the clock. When an item is about to run low, KnitStack drafts a reorder and pings your team.

Alert · sample run

Low Inventory Alert

total · 4.2s start to finish

Keeps an eye on Shopify and ERP stock around the clock. When an item is about to run low, KnitStack drafts a reorder and pings your team.

  1. 08:00:02

    +0s

    Shopify

    Watch Shopify stock levels

    Shopify

  2. 08:00:04

    +2s

    NS

    Double-check stock in the ERP

    NetSuite

  3. 08:00:07

    +3s

    K

    Predict what sells out in 14 days

    KnitStack

  4. 08:00:08

    +1s

    Slack

    Alert #ops-supply with a draft order

    Slack

result:sent to KnitStack + Slack

picked for Operations

The tools you already use.

See all integrations →
  • Shopify

    Shopify

    Orders, stock and customers, always up to date

  • NS

    NetSuite

    Your NetSuite books and finance data

  • C7

    Cin7

    Stock levels and orders

  • SS

    ShipStation

    Track shipments and what's left to ship

  • Asana

    Asana

    Tasks and project status

  • Notion

    Notion

    Your team wiki and process docs

  • Atlassian

    Atlassian

    Jira and Confluence

  • Slack

    Slack

    Ask KnitStack right from your channels

three simple steps

Connect. Ask. It acts.

1
QuickBooksHubSpotShopifySlack
✓ 4 tools connected

Connect the tools you already use.

Sign in to QuickBooks, Shopify, Gmail and the rest in a click. Nothing to move. Nothing to rebuild.

2
●"Which Bill.com invoices never made it into QuickBooks?"
K

Ask like you'd ask a colleague.

"Which invoices are still unpaid?" "Write Monday's sales update." Ask anything about your business, in plain English.

3
✓Books matchedQuickBooks · Bill.com · Stripejust now
✓Follow-up sent7 vendor emails via Gmail2m ago
◷Purchase order readyWaiting for your OK →Review

It gets it done. You stay in charge.

Books matched. Follow-ups sent. Purchase orders drafted. KnitStack does the work inside your tools and checks with you before anything big.

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from the field

"We caught three stockouts before they happened. Last quarter we caught zero."

Beta customer · Wholesale distributor

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