Automated Precut Slow-Mover Flags
Every Monday, WebRun opens Like Sew, checks how long each precut bundle has sat without a sale, works out the cash tied up in aging stock, logs the slow movers to a Google Sheet, and sends you a Telegram markdown-candidate list ranked by dollars sitting on the shelf.
How do I find precut bundles that are not selling?
WebRun reviews your Like Sew precut inventory every Monday, finds fat quarters, jelly rolls, and layer cakes that have not sold in weeks, and works out the cash each ties up. It logs them to a Google Sheet and sends you a Telegram list ranked by dollars on the shelf, so you can clear aging stock before it goes stale.
- Aging precuts get marked down before the cash is stuck
- You see exactly which bundles tie up the most money
- No price changes without your decision
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What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
likesew.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Like Sew - find aging precut bundles
likesew.com
WebRun opens Like Sew to find precut bundles that have not sold. - Open Like Sew and go to Inventory for precuts such as fat quarters, jelly rolls, and layer cakes
- Find bundles with no sale in the last several weeks
- Capture the SKU, quantity on hand, cost, retail, and days since last sold
Done when Every precut bundle past your stale threshold is listed with its age and quantity.
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Google Sheets - log the slow movers
google.com
WebRun logs the slow-moving bundles and ranks them by cash tied up. - Open the slow-mover tracker sheet
- Add a row per bundle with quantity, cost, days aging, and cash tied up
- Sort so the bundles holding the most cash sit at the top
Done when The tracker holds this week's slow movers ranked by tied-up cash.
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Telegram - send the markdown list
telegram.org
WebRun sends the ranked markdown-candidate list to Telegram. - Send a short markdown-candidate list to your shop chat
- Put the bundles tying up the most cash first with a suggested discount band
- Leave the pricing decision to you. WebRun never changes a price on its own
Done when You have this week's markdown-candidate list in Telegram.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it change prices on its own?
No. WebRun only flags slow-moving bundles and suggests a discount band. You decide the markdown and apply it in Like Sew yourself. No price ever changes without you.
How does it decide a bundle is slow?
It reads the last-sold date and quantity on hand in Like Sew and flags any precut past the stale threshold you set, then ranks the list by the cash each bundle is tying up.
Can it focus on precuts only?
Yes. It scopes to precut bundles such as fat quarters, jelly rolls, and layer cakes, so the list is about the bundled stock you want to move, not yardage.
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