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<@U08JK12T422> I use Sellerboard connected to Shopify for the margins. You can adjust the COGS per date when prices are changing.
exactly! Just make sure your production team use the real landed cost, including freight and insurance, instead of just the list price in the PO.
Easiest way, if you are using ahopify and registering the costs correctly there per the stock that is actually sold its to sign up for triplewhale and follow the cogs numbers there. You can even just do the free account if you dont need the attribution piece.
Should help me get some additional political capital with her 😃
If you reach out, let her know it’s from Boldr please 🙂
can highly recommend
Bloody Brexit! Which i did not vote for btw
It’s pretty much the same going the other way for us - we would do amazing in the Netherlands and have a pretty good customer base there
Hey Everyone, we discovered over time that we have a very solid product-market-fit within the UK. However, we keep our inventory within The Netherlands, and the duties + VAT is eating all of our profits per order within the UK. Has anyone figured out an efficient set up for this?
<@U087S058V4Y> which company do you use for air shipments from China?
We were at Ziegler, but are testing Import4you know. They are cheaper than Ziegler.
but this varies week to week
We pay $3.5 per kg DDP
And for China - US air freight?
Kerry Transport
Flexport
Sending you DM
we use Monta, I see Plankton having a killer setup there. It also works well for fashion like us, but I think your economics are different 🙂
Yes, pretty much. Ask for Lennart Jilesen. We also looked at Bleckmann and Ingram Micro, Monta, FSA, and for bulk Vos Logistics and Arvato.
Extra benefit: late cut-off points and priority during busy times…
We use PostNL (). Quite happy with them.
will let you know how it goes!
I've a call with 3PeeL today - they'e a 3PL Matchmaker