Preorder with Seye
Pre-order import commerce: customers buy months ahead, stock arrives in batches, and the ledger has to hold the whole way through.
Pre-order retail breaks ordinary commerce software. Money arrives two to three months before goods do, orders are grouped into import runs rather than shipped one by one, and shipping is priced on arrival by size and weight. So the storefront runs on Shopify and everything that matters runs on a custom console behind it — batches, stock, customers and eight reporting modules that answer the questions a pre-order business actually asks.
Inside the console
- Batches — orders grouped by import run, the concept ordinary commerce tools have no word for.
- Inventory — stock levels and full movement history, SKU and variant level, with per-product thresholds and inline adjustment.
- Orders Collection — monthly breakdown with item collation, customer detail and CSV export.
- Product Sales Analytics — units, revenue and current stock down to the variant.
- Customer Insights — segments, lifetime value and acquisition trends.
- Conversion Funnel — cart to checkout to payment success.
- Sales by City — geographic distribution of orders and revenue.
- Discount Usage — redemption rates and revenue impact.
- Inventory Health — turnover rate and dead stock.
- Audit Logs and Team — who changed what, and who is allowed to.
₦263,619,358.58 booked across 2,179 orders and 1.2K customers, with unpaid pre-orders tracked separately — the dashboard distinguishes booked from paid, because in pre-order those are months apart.