During the drop
Watch your drop sell, live
While the group buzzes, you watch one calm screen: every message with its parse result, stock bars draining in realtime, revenue ticking up, and the rare judgment call waiting for a one-click decision.
How it works
- 1
Open the drop page
Revenue, unique buyers, sell-through and group size on top; the live chat, products and outgoing-message queue below. Everything on this screen updates by itself.
- 2
Messages parse before your eyes
Each incoming message shows its result: ✓ applied to stock, ? needs your review, ✕ dismissed. Click any message to see exactly how the AI understood it.
- 3
Decide the edge cases inline
Low-confidence orders show what was understood and why it was flagged, with explicit buttons: approve and apply, or reject with no changes. Auto-applied borderline cases can be undone in one click — stock comes back.
- 4
Stock and revenue stay truthful
The stock engine is race-safe: two buyers grabbing the last bottle resolves to exactly one winner, and the meters reflect it instantly. Sold-out products announce themselves to the group.
- 5
Close it from the same screen
Close the drop (or let it auto-close when everything sells out), post the closing announcement, and slide straight into confirmations, payment links and shipping — without leaving the page.
Handled for you
- Realtime updates — no refresh button needed during a drop
- Parse status on every message (applied / review / dismissed)
- Stock meters, revenue and buyer counts that update live
- Sold-out and almost-gone announcements to the group
- Auto-close when the whole drop sells out
Always your call
- Approve or reject every flagged order
- Hold all group posts in a review queue — or send directly
- Manual messages to the group, anytime
- Late orders after closing — add them with AI help
In detail
The chat, annotated
Not a copy of WhatsApp — a working view: who ordered what, what the AI did with it, and which messages still need a human.
Outgoing message queue
Flip one switch and every automated group post waits for your edit/approve before it's sent. DMs to buyers always go out.
Per-drop numbers
Revenue, unique buyers, time-to-sell-out and sell-through percentage per drop — the numbers you quote when sourcing the next case.
Orders and sales as tabs
Incoming group orders on one tab, the resulting sales on the other — with the same bulk actions (confirm, payment links, ship, print) as the main sales page.