October 3rd, 2025
🌟 Release Summary
This release puts clearer insights at your fingertips. We’ve introduced three focused dashboards: Inventory, Status, and Sales. You can forecast stock with confidence, spot issues early, and understand revenue patterns across channels. We’ve also delivered a round of platform enhancements to keep day-to-day operations smooth and predictable.
Inventory Dashboard Enhancements
Smarter stock planning with recommendations that analyse historical normal, kit, and replacement sales, plus export and improved sort/filter for quick action.
Use Cases:
Reorder planning: A buyer exports the recommended SKUs with suggested quantities for next week’s PO, factoring kit and replacement demand so replenishment isn’t undercounted.
New line validation: A category manager filters by “fast movers” to confirm which SKUs need a safety-stock bump before a campaign, preventing stockouts.
Ops huddles: The team sorts by “days of cover” to prioritise inbound bookings, aligning warehouse schedules to the most urgent replenishments.
Status Dashboard
A single command centre to monitor orders, fulfilments, products, channels, plugins, and webhooks. Includes visual error/health charts and drill-downs to logs and reports.
Use Case:
Early warning: An ops lead sees a spike in webhook errors on one channel and drills down to logs, resolving the issue before it impacts dispatch SLAs.
Sales Dashboard
Clear visibility of sales performance across channels, with country and item breakdowns, time filters, and period comparisons.
Use Cases:
Channel ROI: A commercial manager compares the last 7 days vs previous 7 to identify a channel that’s trending down and triggers a promo to recover demand.
Assortment tuning: A merchandiser spots that a specific item drives most revenue in one country; they expand local stock to cut delivery times and boost conversion.
We’ve shipped a set of stability and consistency improvements so your workflows stay fast and reliable:
Amazon MCF: Correct handling of the shipping speed category for accurate fulfilment behaviour.
eBay: More consistent product imports to keep listings aligned.
Shopify: Backend performance improvements for order import and processing.
Temu: More reliable address handling and order import stability.
These enhancements are designed to reduce noise, improve data integrity, and keep your teams moving without extra steps.
– The Neuro Team