Managing multiple markets is complex
Demand, competition and platform rules differ by country, fragmenting business information and increasing coordination costs.
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Industry solutions
Use Soiawork to organize product, order, shipment and settlement records across markets, identify discrepancies and prepare follow-up work. Start with one marketplace or order type.

Cross-border selling spans markets, platforms and supply chains. Sellers need to grow sales while managing fulfillment uncertainty, local differences and complex profit calculations.
Demand, competition and platform rules differ by country, fragmenting business information and increasing coordination costs.
Stocking, logistics and overseas warehouses span regions, where delayed information or disruptions can affect supply and delivery.
Each market has its own requirements and platform standards, adding work to documentation and risk review.
Multiple settlement currencies and costs recorded across systems mean that higher sales do not necessarily bring higher profit.
Market research and pricing solutions
Teams open competitor pages individually to record prices, promotions and rankings, making historical comparisons difficult.
Within authorized access and platform rules, collect agreed fields by market, currency and link, compare records and flag gaps or possible price changes. Operations approves pricing and promotion decisions.
Product compliance solutions
Legal teams search names, classes and rights holders across databases, with results and status changes scattered across files.
Organize public records for agreed countries and rights lists, retain sources and dates, and flag changes for legal review. This does not replace certification, market-access review or legal clearance to sell.
Inventory and warehousing solutions
Warehouse teams compare marketplace, carrier and warehouse reports, where dispatched, received and sellable stock are easily confused.
Match shipment IDs, product codes and warehouses, then list missing receipts, short receipts and failed updates for review. Dispatch and warehouse writes require separate authorization.
Product operations solutions
Teams copy titles, images, prices and categories from spreadsheets and ERP, then revisit the platform to diagnose rejected listings.
Check approved content against target-market fields, prepare listings and read back accepted, rejected or pending status. Operations confirms content, prices and publication; each additional market needs validation.
Order operations solutions
Teams switch between store accounts to read orders and prices before entering them in an internal database, risking omissions and duplicates.
Organize orders by authorized store and time window, retaining currency, products and status. Flag duplicates and conflicts, then verify approved database writes. Payment, address and cancellation issues go to people.
Cross-border fulfillment solutions
Order data and carrier templates sit in different systems. Teams manually return tracking numbers and check the marketplace response.
Check approved orders and recipient details, prepare delivery and carrier files, obtain labels within the authorized workflow, and verify tracking updates. Responsible staff confirm shipping restrictions, declarations and carrier terms.
Dispute handling solutions
Teams repeatedly check seller portals while orders, tracking and communication records remain scattered, sometimes discovering missing evidence near the deadline.
Sort disputes by deadline, match claims with available evidence and prepare appeal drafts with gaps highlighted. The responsible person verifies and submits; refund and dispute decisions remain with people.
Finance solutions
Finance manually matches settlements with ERP orders, while refunds and prior-period estimates create gaps or duplicate entries.
Match statements, orders and estimates by store, order ID, currency and period. Prepare differences and adjustment proposals. Finance approves exchange rates, taxes, revenue recognition and ledger entries.
Consider monthly revenue checks across several Temu stores: finance matches settlement tables with ERP orders, then checks refunds and differences from prior-period estimates.
Select stores and gather statements, ERP orders, refunds and prior estimates. Confirm currencies and matching rules.
Match stores and orders, separating duplicates, missing orders, refunds and period differences while retaining source records.
Finance reviews adjustments and recognition rules, verifies the updates and decides whether to expand the pilot.
Download each statement, remove duplicates, match orders and check refunds and period adjustments manually.
Agree on periods, currencies and matching rules, then organize differences and supporting records for finance review.
Validate matching and exception coverage for one period before adding stores or periods.
Bring one routine task you want to improve and the relevant information; together, we can review access conditions, processing rules and how to check the results
Choose competitor monitoring, order collection or tracking updates, and define the current process and expected output.
Check platform rules, account access, sample fields and approval steps for the relevant country and fulfillment model.
Review completeness, exception handling and reliability. Reuse validated methods while checking each new market separately.
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