Work / In-house systems
Pricing and shipping run on their own.
Only the judgment calls reach a person.
Every day we gather what pricing and shipping depend on, and leave only the items a person needs to see. The system totals and stores the rest. Every decision that commits money stays with a person.
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What we handed to the system
The subject is our own stock and the online shops where we list it. The same item moves in price from one marketplace to another, so where to list it and at what price is a decision we make again each day. The system assembles the material for that decision, and a person makes it.
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What runs inside the company
Collecting prices
A program running all day goes through the matching items on Yahoo! Auctions and SNKRDUNK, and one formula gives the buy decision and the ceiling price. A person decides on the bid.
Telling editions apart
The same card exists in more than one edition, and the difference sits in a few places on the image. The system reads the label to fix the edition, and switches to the next procedure when it cannot.
Restarting what stopped
A job that hits an error restarts on its own, and we check every day for scheduled runs that failed without reporting it. Spending, legal matters, and access rights stay with a person.
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How it runs
Daily
We collect the prices and keep the screen as it looked at that moment.
August 2026
We began using the market board, which puts listings and completed sales on one screen, inside the company.
On record
What the system processed goes into a daily record, and our internal rules define the scope and steps of each role.
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The screens we watch
Our internal market board, and the public screens we build from the same data. The amounts shown are third-party reference prices for completed sales.
