Shelfhand · back office automation
Your store runs itself. You get your evenings back.
Shelfhand automates orders, inventory, and customer updates with simple rules, so small online sellers spend less time on busywork.
Takes you to a short email form.
When
An order is placed
If
Stock for any item drops below my minimum
Then
Written in plain language. No scripts, no spreadsheets.
What Shelfhand is
The automation layer for small online sellers who are drowning in orders, stock counts, and customer updates.
Storefront builders stop at launch. Warehouse inventory tools are built for someone else. Shelfhand sits in between and runs the daily work in plain-language rules, at a flat, predictable price.
Three jobs you do by hand today, done by rules.
Every rule reads like a sentence: when this happens, and if that is true, then do this.
Orders
Orders handled the moment they arrive.
Set what should happen when an order lands: confirm it, flag it, route it. You write the rule once in plain language, and it runs every time.
Inventory
Stock counts that stay honest.
Keep counts in step across the places you sell, and get a nudge before an item runs out instead of after a customer has already ordered it.
Customer updates
Customers informed without you typing a word.
Shipping confirmations and delay notices go out on their own, in your voice. Fewer “where is my order?” emails in your inbox.
Evenings are for something other than inventory.
The old way
- Copy order details from one tab into a spreadsheet
- Recount stock by hand after a busy weekend
- Write the same “it has shipped” email again and again
- Pay for warehouse software built for a team you do not have
With Shelfhand
- Orders trigger the next step on their own
- Stock counts stay in step across your store
- Customer updates go out in your voice, automatically
- One flat, predictable price for the whole back office
From busywork to background in an afternoon of setup.
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Connect your store
Point Shelfhand at the place you sell, so it can see orders and stock as they change.
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Write a rule in plain language
Pick a trigger, add a condition if you need one, and choose what happens next.
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Let it run
The rule works every time, in the background. You check in when you like.
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Adjust as you grow
Edit a rule in a sentence or two. No developer, no migration.
Questions small sellers ask first
Who is Shelfhand for?
Solo founders and small teams running online stores of physical or digital goods, who spend hours each week on manual order, inventory, and customer-update work.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Rules are written in plain language: when something happens, and if a condition is true, then do an action.
How is this different from my storefront builder?
Storefront builders help you launch. Shelfhand runs the daily operations after launch: orders, stock counts, and customer updates.
Is this a heavy inventory system?
No. Enterprise inventory tools are built for warehouses and large teams. Shelfhand is built for small online sellers and priced at a flat, predictable rate.
When can I use it?
Shelfhand is getting ready to open. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it is time.
Be first in line for the quiet back office.
Leave your email and we will write to you when Shelfhand opens.