Team control and store signals on the marketplace - in Telegram.
Sellbridge / Löva. Telegram bot and Mini App for sellers on Wildberries. Two loops in production: team discipline (a daily checklist, reminders, an evening report to the director with money and a «Nudge» button) and store signals (bad reviews and buyer chats into the team chat, stock every 4 hours, ad budget with a «runs out by HH:MM» forecast). The product is growing into a multi-store command centre.
The owner doesn't know whether the team does the daily work - and learns about problems after the fact.
The WB cabinet is powerful, but it's a place you have to walk into. The manager should answer reviews, handle questions, watch stock and ads every day. Whether they do - becomes visible when the rating dips or the item runs out. There's no control in the moment.
Two loops in production: team discipline and store signals.
The product runs on a real WB brand. The owner's task was manager control; a second loop grew around it: store events come to Telegram by themselves, with a forecast, not after the fact.
2. Handle buyer questions
3. Check stock on top SKUs
4. Reconcile the ad budget
A bot that makes the work and the money visible
The manager gets a daily checklist at 10:00 and marks completion. During the day the bot reminds about the unmarked. In the evening the director gets a report: what's done and how much was earned - with a «Nudge» button if the day was missed.
This is the live loop in production. Where the product grows next - below.
Where it grows: a multi-store command centre.
The product's core is a tenant-agnostic library: the same modules that run in production plug into any seller. What's in development is labelled honestly.
What changes for the owner from day one.
Is the team working - or just reporting?
If you have a seller team on a marketplace and you learn about misses after the fact - let's talk. In a 30-minute call we'll figure out what in your store should be made visible and manageable first.