Stark Consultancy
Built for a single storefront

One control tower for your single storefront.

You don't need a multi-brand platform to stop losing track of orders. A right-sized control tower for a single storefront — order tracking, returns, and CX, all connected.

Fits up to
~1,000 ord/mo
CX response
SLA-timed
COD recon
Automated

What's included

Right-sized for one storefront, not ten

The same order-to-fulfillment discipline as the multi-brand build, scoped to what a single-brand D2C business actually needs.

Order-to-doorstep tracking

Every order followed from your storefront through the courier to the customer's door, on one screen.

Returns & refunds visibility

Return requests, pickup status, and refund processing tracked end to end — not scattered across three tools.

CX-linked support

Support tickets tied directly to the order record, so your CX team never has to ask 'which order was that?'

Automated customer updates

Order-status emails, SMS, or WhatsApp sent automatically at each stage — shipped, out for delivery, delivered.

Delivery SLA monitoring

Real-time visibility into how your courier partners are actually performing for this storefront.

COD reconciliation

Cash-on-delivery remittance matched against courier payout reports automatically, discrepancies flagged.

Possible automations

Automations for B2C tracking

A sample of what gets automated for a single-storefront operation — scoped to what actually matters for your business.

Order-status updates sent to customers automatically — email, SMS, WhatsApp
Orders stuck past SLA flag the CX team before the customer complains
Support ticket auto-created the moment an NDR or RTO happens
COD remittance auto-reconciled against courier payouts
Repeat-return customers auto-tagged for a closer look
Weekly delivery-performance digest, emailed automatically

What actually changes

Where this moves your numbers

Not features for the sake of features — here's exactly what each one fixes for a single-storefront operation.

CX is pinged automatically the moment an order crosses your SLA threshold.

Instead of: SLA breaches surface only when the customer complains.

COD reconciliation runs automatically — discrepancies flagged the same day.

Instead of: COD remittance is tallied by hand against courier payout reports.

Repeat-return customers auto-tagged, so you can act before the pattern repeats.

Instead of: A customer's third return in a month goes unnoticed until it costs you again.

Every ticket carries full order history automatically — no digging required.

Instead of: CX asks 'which order was that?' on every single ticket.

A weekly delivery digest lands in your inbox automatically, every week.

Instead of: Delivery performance only gets reviewed after something's already gone wrong.

Custom email, SMS, or WhatsApp alerts, on your rules — the right person, the right threshold.

Instead of: Alerts, if they exist at all, are generic and go to everyone.

Proof, not slides

The single-storefront console, live

The actual console built for a single-brand D2C storefront, plus appointment tracking, fill-rate, courier normalization, and the freight-recon engine that checks courier bills against a rate card — all interactive, on synthetic sample data.

Single-store lite tower

~2 min

A compact three-pane console sized for an 800-orders-a-month storefront.

3

panes, one screen

See how it works

Appointment / delivery-slot tracking

~2 min

Every installation or delivery appointment tracked from order to completion, with reschedules and no-shows caught automatically.

%

on-schedule completion rate, tracked live

See how it works

Sales order fill-rate tracking

~2 min

Ordered vs. shipped, on every order — with the exact reason behind every short-shipment.

%

network fill rate, computed live

See how it works

Multi-courier scan normalisation

~2 min

Every courier's own status codes, mapped into one comparable set.

9

unified statuses, all couriers

See how it works

Transporter-level freight reconciliation

~2 min

Every invoice line checked against a rate card, line by line.

₹

recoverable value, surfaced

See how it works

How the engagement works

Week by week, start to handover

~4 weeks, typical
  1. Week 1

    Discovery & scoping

    Map your order-to-doorstep flow, returns process, and current courier setup.

  2. Week 2

    Data & pipeline

    Connect your storefront, courier, and support-ticket data into one feed.

  3. Weeks 2-3

    Build

    Order tracking, returns dashboard, and CX-linked support views, built and wired live.

  4. Week 4

    UAT & iteration

    Your team tests it against real orders and returns before go-live.

  5. Week 4

    Handover

    Walkthrough, documentation, and a clean handoff to your team.

Get in touch

Still tracking orders in a spreadsheet?

Let's talk about what a control tower would look like for your operation — built around how your team actually works.

Book a free 15-minute session

No pitch — just 15 minutes to understand what you're trying to solve and whether a build like this actually fits. Share two times that work and I'll confirm one.

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