Clear seasonal running apparel before it dies on the rack
Every Monday, WebRun opens Runit, reviews seasonal running apparel by age, sell-through and weeks of stock on hand, writes the candidates into a Google Sheet with a suggested markdown, and posts a Slack shortlist so buyers clear slow pieces before the season ends.
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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
www.runit.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Runit - review seasonal sell-through
runit.com How to Automate Runit
WebRun opens Runit to review seasonal sell-through. - Open Runit and pull seasonal apparel with its first-received date and current on-hand units
- Calculate sell-through rate and weeks of stock remaining at the current pace
- Flag pieces well past their sell-by window with too many weeks of stock left
- Suggest a markdown depth based on how far behind pace each piece is
Done when Every stalling seasonal piece is flagged with its weeks-of-stock and a suggested markdown.
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Google Sheets - log markdown candidates
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to log markdown candidates. - Write each markdown candidate into a Google Sheet with style, on-hand units and suggested discount
- Sort by weeks of stock remaining so the most at-risk pieces sit at the top
- Keep a running tab so buyers can see what was flagged in prior weeks
Done when The markdown candidate sheet is updated and sorted by risk.
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Slack - post the markdown shortlist
slack.com How to Automate Slack
WebRun opens Slack to post the markdown shortlist. - Post a Slack shortlist of the top markdown candidates with the suggested discount
- Link the Google Sheet for the full detail
- Leave the shortlist for a buyer to approve the markdowns in Runit. WebRun does not change prices itself
Done when Buyers have this week's markdown shortlist in Slack.
How do I find seasonal running apparel that needs a markdown?
Every Monday, WebRun opens Runit and reviews seasonal running apparel by age, sell-through and weeks of stock on hand. It logs the slow pieces into a Google Sheet with a suggested markdown and posts a ranked Slack shortlist, so buyers approve discounts in Runit and clear stalling apparel before the season ends. WebRun never changes prices itself.
- Slow seasonal apparel is caught while a markdown can still clear it
- Buyers get a ranked shortlist with suggested discounts
- A running sheet tracks what was flagged and how it sold
Built for running specialty stores · apparel buyers · footwear and apparel retailers · run shop merchandisers
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Questions, answered
Will it change prices in Runit on its own?
No. WebRun only posts a markdown shortlist to Slack and logs it in a Google Sheet. A buyer decides and applies any markdown in Runit, so no price changes without a person.
How does it decide what is a markdown candidate?
It reads each seasonal piece's age, sell-through and weeks of stock on hand from Runit and flags anything well behind pace with too much stock left, then suggests a discount depth to match.
Does it keep a record of what was flagged?
Yes. It writes every candidate into a running Google Sheet, so buyers can see this week's shortlist alongside what was flagged before and track how markdowns played out.
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