Percy

Case Study · Multi-Channel Selling

Running 4 stores felt like 4 jobs — until Alex deployed Percy

Alex Thornton sells outdoor gear on Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and eBay — doing $2.1M/year combined. Managing four platforms was a full-time job on its own: four dashboards, four logins, four sets of rules. Alex was spending 3 hours a day just keeping the plates spinning.

4→1platforms unifiedone dashboard to rule them all
Percy — Alex's Unified Dashboard
Live
Shopify
Amazon
Etsy
eBay
Orders today34
Messages handled28 auto / 6 for review
$Revenue today$4,127
Inventory alerts2 items below threshold

Alex's daily juggle — before

Shopify

Process orders, update descriptions, adjust pricing — 45 min

Amazon

Respond to buyer messages, check FBA inventory, win Buy Box — 40 min

Etsy

Update listings, reply to convos, renew expired items — 50 min

eBay

Relist ended auctions, adjust shipping rules, handle returns — 45 min

4 platforms · 3 hours · Every. Single. Day.

Alex's day — with Percy

Orders

All 4 channels in one queue, processed automatically as they arrive

Inventory

One count, synced everywhere in real-time. Zero oversells.

Messages

All customer conversations in a single inbox. 82% auto-handled.

Pricing

Rules set once, applied per marketplace automatically.

1 dashboard · 15 minutes · Done.

Alex's story

"I felt like I was running 4 separate businesses"

"The problem isn't any single platform," Alex says. "Each one is fine on its own. The problem is the space between them — the gaps where data gets lost, duplicated, or contradicted. I was spending my entire morning context-switching between four different interfaces, copying data from one to another, and praying the numbers matched. They never did."

Percy created a single operational layer across all four channels. Orders from Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and eBay flow into one queue and get processed automatically. Inventory is maintained as a single number that updates everywhere simultaneously. Customer messages from every marketplace land in one inbox.

"The time savings were dramatic — 3 hours a day down to 15 minutes — but honestly that's not even the biggest change," Alex says. "The biggest change is cognitive. I went from managing four businesses to running one. I can think about strategy now instead of just keeping plates spinning."

Last quarter, Alex expanded to a fifth channel (TikTok Shop) without adding a single minute to the daily routine. Percy just absorbed it. "That would have been impossible before. Adding another channel meant adding another hour to my day. Now it's just another tab in Percy."

Results

1

unified dashboard

15 min

daily management (was 3h)

Zero

missed orders or oversells

Juggling multiple platforms?

Alex went from 3 hours of daily platform management to 15 minutes — and added a 5th channel without breaking a sweat.

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