Ive been selling fashion online since 2011 and I have tried most of these sorting programs. SMRT is the one that stuck. The Sunday reset saves me from touching anything on the weekend, the templates stopped me redoing everything twice, out of stock rods vanish on their own, and the alerts land in my email like clockwork. Two things. The report screen needs bigger text for old eyes, and I would pay for a undo button.

I set this up for our storefront expecting to fight with it.SMRT rules actually run when they say they will, and the sold out items drop off on their own. Fine tool.

Been running my kids clothing shop for four years and Shelfmonkey is the first thing thats actually saved me a Sunday. The drag and drop board makes sense right away, the pin feature keeps my new arrivals up top, and I like getting the weekly digest. Wish the phone version wasnt so squished.

Fair warning I'm picky about tools like this. The condition builder is properly deep, way more attributes than I expected, and nothing broke when I threw a 12k product store at it. Would like an API or webhook so I can trigger a resort from our ERP and a dark mode wouldnt hurt.

the reports are the bit I didnt expect to care about. turns out two of my collections do almost nothing and one carries everything. reorganized around that in an afternoon and sales are up.

Dont normally bother with reviews. seeing the actual product photos while I arrange them instead of a list of SKUs is the whole thing for me, thats what I was missing before.

took me ten minutes to redo three collections that used to eat my whole aftrenoon. good stuff

Manage six stores for clients and the filter conditions are what sold me, you can slice by tag, vendor, margin, whatever, and the collection just keeps itself current after that. No more Friday afternoon cleanup. one request from me would be scheduling, so a sale collection could build itself the night before and not at 9am.