Inventory quantity adjustments

Retailed tracks stock levels for reseller businesses across the items they hold. A Beam agent reads incoming inventory records, applies your rule for reorder points and low-stock thresholds, and adjusts quantities as sales and restocks land. Where counts fall below a set level, the agent updates the item and notifies whoever manages buying. Large gaps between recorded and expected stock, or items showing negative counts, are set aside for a person to reconcile. Routine quantity upkeep happens on its own, so resellers work from accurate numbers without editing every item card after each sale by hand.

Listing status tagging

Retailed labels the items a reseller has for sale with a status. A Beam agent reads item records and recent activity, applies your rule for what each status should be, and tags items as listed, sold, or held. As an item sells or a price shifts, the agent updates its label and notes the change on the record. Items with conflicting states, missing prices, or unclear ownership are routed to a person to sort before their status is finalized. This keeps the catalog labeled correctly between reviews, so sellers see at a glance what still needs listing.

Sell-through reporting

Retailed keeps a record of what a reseller has bought and sold over time. A Beam agent reads these sales figures on a schedule, applies your rule for which items and margins matter, and compiles a short summary for the owner. Standard results are posted to the chosen channel and recorded against the period. Figures that swing sharply from prior periods, or that point to items selling below cost, are flagged for a person to look at. The agent prepares the recurring numbers on its own, so owners spend their time on decisions rather than tallying each sale themselves.