“Where’s my stock?” shouldn’t take five phone calls.
The most exhausting thing in a supply chain isn’t delay — it’s uncertainty. What stage is production at? Has the cargo left? What happened at customs? How many units are left on the shelf? If answering means calling the manufacturer, the freight company, the customs agent and the warehouse separately, the system isn’t working for you — you’re working for it.
With Mallery, the entire chain has one point of contact: us. Every stage from production to delivery is tracked in one place and reported to you regularly — and when something critical happens, you hear about it before you have to ask.
What you see
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Production status. What stage, on schedule or not, any sample-to-batch variance.
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Shipment tracking. Where the cargo is and when it’s expected to arrive.
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Customs stage. Declaration filed, cleared, or anything pending.
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Warehouse and stock. Units on the shelf, and when to replenish based on sales velocity.
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Returns summary. How many came back, how many went back on the shelf, how many await your decision.
Your questions get answered before you ask them.