We are sitting on dead stock
Somewhere in the godown sits capital nobody counts — designs the market moved past. A priced, pictured clearance list puts them in front of the trade.
The capital that stopped being counted
Every channel godown has the racks nobody walks to — designs the market moved past, the range a buyer bet on two seasons ago, the line a brand discontinued.
Its size is a guess
Nobody has counted it. The figure offered in a meeting is a shrug with a decimal point on it.
Its value is a wince
Capital that quietly left the books of everyone’s attention, while still paying rent and blocking racks.
The plan is someday
Every godown has the same one. Meanwhile it ages further from saleable every month it waits.
A pile becomes a list
Judgement stays yours: what to clear, at what price, to whom. The mechanism lives on the module page:
Prices are subject to change. Every line carries the date it applies from.What changes for the owner
The someday-pile becomes a decision instead of a mood.
Rack by rack, frozen capital turns back into money and space — at clearance prices, honestly, which still beats rent — and the next range review starts from a real number for what the last bet actually cost.
Nobody has ever cleared old stock from a list of codes; a list with pictures is a different instrument.
Walk your coldest rack at a demo — counted, priced and photographed into a list the trade can act on.
Ask for a demo