Ecommerce consulting & operations setup
Warehouses, inventory, online stores and the WMS, OMS and ERP systems that tie them together — set up, fixed, or run for you by people who do this work every day, not a firm that hands you a slide deck and leaves before the go-live.
From the loading dock to the checkout.
Every piece of an ecommerce operation, physical and digital. Take one, or hand us the chain.
Layout, receiving, putaway, pick and pack flow, and the labels and locations that keep it honest at volume.
SKUs, barcodes, counts that reconcile, reorder points and the discipline that stops overselling and stockouts.
Shopify or WooCommerce, plus Amazon, Walmart and the marketplaces worth your time — built to sell, wired to your stock.
Selection, implementation and training for a warehouse management system that matches how your floor actually works.
One place where every order from every channel lands, routes and ships — instead of five tabs and a spreadsheet.
Implementation, cleanup or day-to-day administration, so the system of record actually is one.
Store, inventory, shipping, marketplaces and accounting talking to each other, so numbers match without a Friday reconcile.
Your team shown how to run it, with written procedures, so it does not depend on the one person who set it up.
Run it for you, or ride along.
Some owners want the whole ecommerce operation off their plate. Some want an experienced hand on the plan while their team drives. Both are normal here.
FULL MANAGEMENT
We run it end to end.
The store, the channels, the advertising, the inventory and the systems — owned by us, reported to you.
- Store and marketplaces managed
- Advertising and email run in-house
- Inventory and fulfillment systems watched daily
- One monthly report with the real numbers
- Fractional ecommerce director from $4,500/mo
CONSULTING
You keep the wheel.
Audits, system selection, setup projects and an experienced voice on call while your own team does the running.
- Store, channel and systems audit — $750 one-off
- Vendor-neutral WMS / OMS / ERP selection
- Setup and integration scoped as projects
- Team training with written procedures
- Hourly at $175 when the question is small
Look, plan, build, hand over.
The same order every time, because doing it in any other order is how systems get bought twice.
STEP 01
Audit
A working pass through the store, the warehouse, the channels and the systems — what is actually happening, not what the dashboards claim.
STEP 02
Plan
A fix list ordered by revenue impact, and if new software is needed, a vendor-neutral pick. We sell no system and take no commission.
STEP 03
Build
We do the setup: warehouse flow, inventory, store, WMS, OMS, ERP and the integrations between them — tested against real orders.
STEP 04
Run or hand off
Keep us on to manage it, or take the keys with your team trained and the playbook written. Both endings are wins.
The audit is $750.
One-off, no retainer, and the findings are yours to take anywhere. Fractional management starts at $4,500 a month; setup and integration work is scoped as a project once we have seen the operation.
If you retain us within thirty days, the audit fee comes off the first invoice.
Runs well with these.
Most of these problems are the same problem wearing a different hat.
Questions we get asked.
What does an ecommerce audit include?
A working review of the store, sales channels, ad accounts, analytics, inventory and systems, returned as a fix list ordered by revenue impact rather than by how easy each item is. It costs $750, needs no retainer, and the findings are yours to take anywhere.
Do you set up warehouses and inventory systems?
Yes. Warehouse layout and pick-pack flow, inventory setup with counts that reconcile, and the WMS, OMS or ERP behind them – selection, implementation and training. We are vendor-neutral: we sell no software and take no commission on it.
What is a fractional ecommerce director?
An experienced operator who owns your ecommerce plan, channels and numbers on a part-time retainer instead of a full-time salary. At eCommWiz that starts at $4,500 a month.
— Start
Tell us where it hurts.
Overselling, a warehouse that cannot find anything, an ERP nobody trusts, or a store that should be doing more — the first call is for finding out which one it is.