Never let a best seller quietly run out
Every morning, WebRun signs in to your ASOS Marketplace boutique, reads every live listing with its remaining stock by size, counts the units sold in the last seven days, works out how many days of cover each size has left at the current rate, writes the whole picture into a Google Sheet, and messages you on Telegram naming only the lines about to run out.
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How do I know which products are about to sell out before it happens?
WebRun reads your ASOS Marketplace listings and the last seven days of orders every morning, working out a daily sales rate and days of cover for every size. It writes the sell-through into a Google Sheet sorted by lowest cover and messages you on Telegram naming only the lines that will run out before restock arrives.
- Restock warnings arrive before a size hits zero
- Days of cover is worked out per size, not per product
- Dead stock is named alongside the fast movers
Built for ASOS Marketplace sellers · fashion boutiques · ecommerce operators · inventory managers
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
asos.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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ASOS - read listings and recent orders
WebRun opens ASOS to read listings and recent orders. - Sign in to your ASOS Marketplace boutique and open the listings view
- Capture each live listing with its title, price, and remaining stock by size
- Open the recent orders view and count units sold per listing and size over the last seven days
- Work out a daily sales rate and days of cover remaining for each size
- Mark any size already at zero and any listing with no sales in 30 days
- Read only. Never edit a price, a listing, or a stock figure
Done when Every live listing has stock, seven day sales, and days of cover by size.
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Google Sheets - write the sell-through sheet
WebRun opens Google Sheets to write the sell-through sheet. - Open your stock tracker in Google Sheets and refresh one row per listing and size
- Fill title, size, price, stock on hand, units sold in seven days, daily rate, and days of cover
- Sort the sheet so the lowest days of cover sit at the top
- Add a second tab holding today's snapshot so you can chart sell-through over time
Done when The sheet matches today's stock and sales, lowest cover first.
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Telegram - warn on lines about to sell out
WebRun opens Telegram to warn on lines about to sell out. - Message you on Telegram naming only the sizes with fewer days of cover than your restock lead time
- Give the listing, the size, the stock left, and the days of cover for each
- List anything already out of stock at the very top
- Add a short line naming the slowest listing so dead stock is visible too
- Send nothing on mornings where every line has comfortable cover
Done when You have today's restock warnings on Telegram, or every line was comfortable.
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 my listings or prices?
No. WebRun reads listings and orders only. It never edits a price, a description, or a stock figure, never relists, and never contacts a buyer. Every change stays in your hands.
How does it decide something is low?
It compares days of cover against the restock lead time you set. A size that will run out before new stock could arrive is flagged, and anything already at zero is listed first.
Does it help with slow sellers too?
Yes. Listings with no sales in the last 30 days are named in both the sheet and the daily message, so dead stock is as visible as a best seller running out.
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