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E-Commerce Management That Runs Your Store So You Can Focus on Growth

Most ecommerce founders spend more time managing their store than building it. Listing updates, inventory flags, order exceptions, platform compliance, and catalogue maintenance should not be consuming your week.

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The Problem

Why Most Online Stores Quietly Lose Ground Unmanaged

An online store that is not actively managed loses ground quietly — listings go out of stock without a replacement plan, product pages stay outdated, and platform policy changes go unnoticed.

Customer issues stack up without a structured response process, and small operational gaps compound into lost revenue no one notices until the monthly numbers come in. We manage ecommerce stores end-to-end: product catalogue maintenance, inventory monitoring, order and return coordination, platform health management, and weekly performance reporting. You get a fully operational store running to a process, not a founder firefighting daily exceptions.

What's Included

A Complete Store Management System

Every operational piece of your ecommerce store handled end to end — not left to chance or a founder's spare hour.

01
Clean Catalogue
Product Catalogue Management

Product listings created, updated, and maintained across your store and marketplace accounts. New SKU uploads, variant management, image updates, description rewrites, and pricing changes handled on a defined SLA — no backlog of pending catalogue work sitting unactioned.

02
Stock Alerts
Inventory Monitoring & Alerts

Stock levels monitored across your store and fulfillment system with low-stock alerts actioned before products go out of stock and suppress rankings or conversions. Seasonal and campaign inventory requirements flagged in advance so reorder timing does not become a crisis.

03
Fast Resolution
Order & Return Management

Order processing, exception handling, and return request coordination managed within your platform's workflow. Escalation rules defined for high-value orders, damaged goods, and fulfillment delays so customer-facing issues are resolved within agreed response windows.

04
Account Safety
Platform Health & Compliance

Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, Flipkart, and Meesho accounts monitored for policy violations, listing suppressions, account health flags, and platform update requirements. Platform issues resolved before they affect visibility or account standing.

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Always Current
Pricing & Promotions Management

Price updates, discount schedules, promotional pricing windows, and coupon code configuration managed across your store and marketplace accounts. Promotional calendar maintained so pricing changes go live on time and revert correctly after campaign end.

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Fast Response
Customer Support Coordination

Customer query triage, response management for common issue types, and escalation routing to your internal team for complex cases. Response templates built for your most frequent query categories so customer-facing resolution is fast and consistent.

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Unified Channels
Marketplace Account Management

Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, and Myntra account management including listing optimization, A+ content updates, sponsored listing coordination, and seller performance monitoring. Marketplace accounts treated as part of a unified channel strategy, not managed in isolation from your own store.

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Data, Not Guesswork
Weekly Reporting & Performance Dashboards

Weekly store performance summary covering revenue by channel, order volume, returns rate, out-of-stock events, and catalogue update completion. Monthly review covers account health, platform policy changes, and operational priorities for the coming month.

Why Choose Us

Store Operations, Run to a Process

Most store management arrangements start with good intentions and degrade into reactive firefighting within 60 days because there are no documented SOPs, no defined SLAs, and no structured reporting. We run store operations to a process — every task has a procedure, every procedure has a turnaround time, and every month has a review. Across 90+ stores managed, the founders who handed over operations cleanest were the ones who grew fastest — because they stopped spending their week in the platform.

Documented SOPs for Every Task

No process lives in someone's head — everything is written down and repeatable.

Defined SLAs

Catalogue updates, order exceptions, and inventory alerts all run to agreed turnaround times.

Proactive Platform Monitoring

Health checked continuously, not reacted to only after a suppression hits.

Weekly Reporting as Standard

Included for every account, not an optional add-on you have to request.

Escalation Rules You Control

Defined at onboarding — you decide exactly what comes back to you.

How We Work

How We Take Over Your Store Operations

A structured six-step process that takes you from audit to a fully managed store running to a process.

01

Store Audit & Operations Review

We audit your current store setup — catalogue completeness, inventory management process, order handling workflow, platform account health, and existing reporting. This audit maps every operational gap and establishes the baseline from which managed operations begin.

02

SOP Development & Handover

Standard operating procedures are documented for every recurring task: listing updates, inventory alerts, order exceptions, return processing, and platform compliance checks. SOPs are reviewed and approved by you before operations go live.

03

Catalogue Audit & Cleanup

Existing product listings are audited for completeness, accuracy, and optimisation — missing images, outdated descriptions, incorrect variants, and broken pricing are all flagged and fixed before ongoing management begins.

04

Operational Handover & Go-Live

Platform access is configured, communication channels and escalation paths are established, and the first operational cycle runs in parallel with your existing process for a defined handover period.

05

Ongoing Store Management

Daily and weekly operational tasks run to the agreed SOP calendar — catalogue updates on defined SLA, inventory alerts actioned proactively, order exceptions escalated within agreed windows.

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Reporting & Monthly Review

Weekly performance summaries and monthly operational reviews delivered on a fixed schedule, covering SLA performance, platform policy updates, and process improvements.

FAQ

E-Commerce Management — Common Questions

What is ecommerce management and what does it include?
Ecommerce management covers the day-to-day operational running of an online store — product catalogue maintenance, inventory monitoring, order and return processing, platform account health, pricing and promotions management, customer support coordination, and performance reporting. It is the operational layer that keeps a store running accurately and without founder involvement in routine tasks.
What is the difference between ecommerce management and ecommerce marketing?
Ecommerce management covers store operations — catalogue, inventory, orders, platform health, and customer support. Ecommerce marketing covers demand generation — paid ads, SEO, email, and conversion optimization to drive traffic and sales. Both are necessary for a growing store; management ensures the store operates correctly, marketing drives the revenue that flows through it.
Which ecommerce platforms does CGM manage?
CGM manages stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and Wix, alongside marketplace accounts on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, and Myntra. Multi-platform stores — where inventory and listings need to stay synchronized across a D2C store and one or more marketplaces — are managed as a unified operation, not separate engagements.
How does inventory management work in ecommerce management?
Inventory management within a store management engagement covers monitoring stock levels against defined thresholds, raising low-stock alerts before products go out of stock, coordinating reorder timing with your supply chain, and flagging seasonal or campaign inventory requirements in advance. We do not hold or fulfil stock — we manage the data and alerts within your existing inventory and fulfillment system.
Does CGM handle customer support as part of ecommerce management?
Customer support coordination is included — triage of incoming queries, response management for common issue types using approved templates, and escalation routing to your team for complex or high-value cases. Full first-line customer support is scoped as a separate service layer for stores with high daily query volume.
How long does it take to onboard a store for managed operations?
Standard onboarding — covering store audit, SOP documentation, catalogue cleanup, platform access setup, and operational handover — takes 2-3 weeks from engagement start to full managed operations go-live. Stores with complex catalogue structures, multiple marketplace accounts, or existing operational backlogs may require a longer onboarding period.
How much does ecommerce store management cost?
Ecommerce management is priced as a monthly retainer based on store complexity, number of active SKUs, platforms covered, and scope of services included. A single-platform D2C store with a contained catalogue is scoped differently from a multi-marketplace operation with high daily order volume. CGM provides a fixed monthly retainer quote after a free store audit covering your current operational setup.
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