Datanamo. Commerce and data systems, built and run by one senior engineer.
Systems that pay for themselves, with the receipts.
Every system ships with a before and an after, taken from your own reports. A marketplace catalog, a property database, an AI inbox: daily releases to live systems, each one measured. If the number does not move, you hear it from me first.
One working week, measured on live systems
- MonPrice floor live on Amazon DE, FR, IT+16% order value
- TueCounty scrapers rebuilt, 800K auctions and liens0 stale records
- Wed100K inactive listings repaired and relistedlive same afternoon
- ThuInbox: AI drafts, a person approvesminutes, not hours
- FriSpatial index rebuilt over 67.5M businesses2.7 s to 27 ms
Where the money is made or lost
Every engagement starts from a number: revenue per order, hours spent on a task, listings not selling, a margin that does not add up. The system is the means. The number moving is the deliverable. The same playbook has produced millions in revenue on the operations below, and it is battle-tested, not theoretical.
Pricing decisions backed by numbers
Price floors, B2B tiers and marketplace-specific multipliers rolled out in code and measured against revenue and average order value. One floor change on Amazon raised order value by 16 percent and stayed there.
Listings that are actually live
Compliance attributes, images and category data fixed in bulk so the catalog sells instead of sitting in draft. One sweep took over a hundred thousand listings from inactive to active across five stores.
Catalog work that nobody does by hand
Supplier feeds merged hourly, cross-references resolved, stock and prices pushed to every marketplace. Three hundred thousand offers maintained by a scheduler, not a team.
Customer messages answered in minutes
Inbound mail and marketplace threads triaged for cents, drafted with the real order facts, approved in one click. Hours of inbox work become minutes, and answers stop being wrong.
A month close without surprises
Orders, settlements, invoices and e-invoicing reconciled across channels every month, so the margin figure is one you can act on and the accountant gets clean data.
Nothing breaks silently
Watchdogs and alerts on every source and channel. A 93 percent drop in shopping clicks was traced to a stopped ad campaign in an afternoon, not discovered a quarter later in the revenue line.
The discovery call is the first deliverable.
It is not a sales pitch. By the end of it you have concrete ideas: where margin is leaking, which manual task costs the most per month, what to automate first and what to leave alone. That is yours to keep, whoever builds it.