We set up one system on your Shopify that tracks every material, supplier, and order in real time, so you stop losing money to stockouts.
Tell me about your store, we'll hop on a quick call, and I'll put together a free plan: the right tool for you and how I'd set it up. No cost, no obligation.
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Set up personally by Yaroslav. You work directly with me.
If you make your product from many materials, keeping track of what you have, what's on order, and what it cost usually means juggling spreadsheets, WhatsApp, supplier chats, and your memory. Nothing talks to each other.
Orders sit in WhatsApp and Alibaba threads. You can't see when a shipment arrives, or how much of it, until it shows up.
Before a production run you're guessing whether there's enough fabric, elastic, and trim. Sometimes there isn't.
Shopify shows finished units, not the materials behind them. So you sell colors you can't actually produce.
What you have, what's coming, what it cost: you rebuild it manually, every time, from different tools.
It holds together until it doesn't, and a stockout or a short production run costs you real money.
Bralisse ran everything by hand across WhatsApp, Alibaba, and spreadsheets. No one knew when materials would land, whether there was enough for the next cut, or what it all cost.
I put it into one system: 16 raw materials and 6 suppliers consolidated in one place, an 11-component recipe built for each of their 98 bra variants, reorder points from six months of real sales, and a routine that keeps every count matching the shelf.
"Inventory was my biggest headache. I had no idea of my raw material count, or if it was enough to cut a new batch, and I kept running into stockouts and leaving money on the table. Yaroslav set up one system that tracks our fabric, trim, and supplier orders together. He did the setup fast and gave me a very detailed handoff doc."Lana, Founder, Bralisse (shapewear)
Once it's set up, here is what you can finally do.
Every fabric, trim, and label in one list: how much you have, how long it will last, and what's already on the way.

The system flags every material and product below its reorder point, so you order in time instead of finding out mid-cut.

Sell a piece and its materials come off automatically. Start a production run and the system checks you have enough first.

Your vendors, purchase orders, and invoices live in the system instead of scattered across WhatsApp and Alibaba. You see what's ordered and what it cost.

You tell me about your store, then we do a short call so I understand how your products are built. I research your setup and send a free, tailored plan. No cost, no obligation.
For a fixed price I build the system, load your suppliers and recipes, reconcile every count to the shelf, and hand it over with an operating manual and a training call. Your team runs it.
Prefer I keep running it? On a monthly retainer I take care of everything: entering your POs and data, monthly reconciliation, reorder and shortfall math, and keeping the app updated.
Very little, and I guide you through all of it.
A staff account so I can build the system inside your store. Revoked the moment I hand it over.
You approve the recommended tool and the plan before I start. You also own and pay for the app itself (usually $40–190/mo).
Your current stock counted on a single date. This is the most important input, it's what the whole system starts from, so the numbers are accurate on day one.
One session to hand over your data and product info, and one at the end so your team knows how to run it.

I'm Yaroslav. I set up every store myself, no junior handoffs, no account managers. I've run this exact system in production, so I know the edge cases that break inventory setups and how to keep your counts honest.
I take on 3 new makers a month so every build is hands-on.
The app itself is inexpensive. What's hard is setting it up correctly, handling the edge cases, and making the counts actually reconcile.
| Your option | Cost | What you get | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Do it yourself on an app | $40–800/mo | The right tool (most likely) | Weeks of setup, and it's easy to pick the wrong, overpriced tool with no one to tell you what "correct" looks like |
| An ERP / MRP implementer | $6,000–25,000 | A big system | Overkill and overpriced for a maker; $300–1,000/mo software on top |
| Controlled Inventory | from $1,500 | Set up, verified, reconciling, with an SOP | Priced for makers, by someone who runs it in production |
Generally costs less than one lost production run, oversold batch, or emergency material order.
Agencies quote $3,800+ for the same setup.
Complex stores (many variants, multi-location): $2,500–3,000.
First month free.
If the setup doesn't reconcile cleanly at handoff, I fix it free before any retainer starts, or I waive the setup fee. You don't pay for a system that doesn't work.
A short write-up tailored to your store: where your inventory is leaking, which app fits your products and budget, and how I'd set it up. No cost, no obligation to hire me.
Not for the plan. If you hire me, I work inside your own Shopify with standard staff permissions, export no customer data, and my access is revoked the moment I hand over the SOP.
Whatever fits your products and budget, usually a $40–190/mo Shopify app that does true bill-of-materials tracking. I pick the right one for you; you're never locked in.
No. The build happens in the background and is tested with live orders before anything changes what your customers see.
The SOP shows your team how to add products and run production. The optional $250/mo support covers changes, reconciliation, and anything that drifts.
One kickoff working session and one training call. In between, I do the work. About two weeks start to finish.
Fill this out and I'll follow up for a quick call to understand how your products are built, then send you a free, tailored plan: the right tool for you and how I'd set it up. The same way I did it for Bralisse. No cost, no obligation.