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Shopify + Mercury through Unl
A fast seller is only worth reordering if the cash is there to buy it without starving the rest. That’s a turnover question and a cash question at once — split across the store and the bank.
Shopify + Mercury through Unl reads sell-through against available cash, judged by the reorder-and-cash rule you set, so a restock reads as “reorder” only when it both turns fast enough and leaves your cash floor intact. The rule sits in Unl.
The criterion that binds them
Say you’ve ratified a two-part reorder rule: restock a SKU only if it clears an agreed turnover rate and the purchase leaves Mercury above your cash floor — because the fastest seller isn’t worth a stockout on everything else.
The two naked reads
Shopify returns units sold, variants and stock on hand. Mercury returns the balance and upcoming outgoings. Both are accurate and separate, so “can I afford to restock this without starving the rest?” is yours to juggle.
The one measured answer
Against your rule: the bestselling jacket clears the turnover bar, but a full reorder drops Mercury below your cash floor — so reorder a half batch now, not the full one; the turnover says yes, the cash says not all at once.
And back again
If you lift the cash floor ahead of a supplier prepayment, you settle that in Unl — and the following reorder read weighs restocks against the headroom you now keep.
The answer comes back measured against what you already decided, and why.
A router can put Shopify sales beside Mercury cash. It can’t rule “reorder a half batch,” because the reorder-and-cash rule — turnover and a cash floor together — lives in neither the store nor the bank.
It works with this tool today: one box, paste anything. If it speaks MCP, Unl can reach it. Readings arrive unprompted, the data beside the criterion; Unl is a courier, not a warehouse, and keeps only your keys and the frame.
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Questions people ask
Can AI tell me what I can afford to reorder?
Yes, through Unl. You ratify a reorder-and-cash rule — a turnover bar and a cash floor the purchase must leave intact — and Shopify and Mercury are read together against it, so a restock is judged on both what sells and what the cash can cover.
Why isn’t a bestseller list enough to reorder?
Because a bestseller can still be unaffordable to restock in full without starving the rest of the range. The rule that combines turnover with a cash floor lives in Unl, so the read can say “reorder, but only a half batch.”
Does Unl move money or change my store?
Unl reads through Mercury and HubSpot, and can write back on your explicit gesture — it never acts as a side effect of a read.
What if a SKU clears the turnover rate but the purchase would breach the cash floor?
Then the rule says no, because it has two parts and both must hold. The read tells you which part failed, so you can decide whether the floor or the SKU is the thing to reconsider.
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