We run a multichannel e-commerce business every day — purchasing, prep, a warehouse, Amazon and Walmart. Velnoriq is the software we built to run it, because nothing we could buy connected the whole picture. Now we're opening it to a small group of operators like us — multichannel sellers and small manufacturers alike.
Built by operators. Onboarded personally. Every size welcome.
Velnoriq runs underneath every step — one catalog, one cost, one truth.
What's inside
Most tools cover one slice and leave you stitching spreadsheets between them. We built the connective tissue — so cost, inventory, and channels agree with each other. Everything below is running in our warehouse today.
When an order lands that you've never packed before, Nori picks the box, the wrap, and the shipping weight on its own — first from what you actually shipped before, then from first principles. Every suggestion shows its confidence and waits for your yes. Approve it once, and we replay it forever.
Arm it on an FBA inbound with the per-unit shipping cost you're willing to pay. It keeps re-rolling Amazon's placement offers and pricing the freight on every lane — and catches the cheap one for you, even when it shows up at 3 a.m.
Amazon and Walmart side by side, per product: price, fees, ads, prep labor, landed cost. Built on what the marketplace actually settled, not what it quoted — and when a fee quietly changes on one of your products, we email you the dated before-and-after evidence.
Purchase orders, inbound freight, receiving — and a per-unit landed cost that flows into every margin number downstream. Not the invoice price. The real one.
Recipes, labor time, materials. When you bundle, bag, or box, we track what the finished unit actually costs to make — including your hours, timed at the bench.
Lots, best-by dates, bins, putaway, counts — every movement leaves an audit trail, and from any lot you can trace every PO, build, and shipment it touched. A nightly self-check re-adds the books and emails you if a single unit drifts.
Marketplace orders and FBA / WFS inventory sync in. Replenishment plans and inbound shipments flow back out. One catalog behind every channel, so the numbers agree.
Build inbound shipments, pick smart destinations, pack merchant-fulfilled orders — and quote, buy, and print carrier labels without leaving the page. The daily shipping work on one screen instead of five tabs.
Roles that fit a real floor: warehouse staff clock in and work without ever seeing a dollar figure, timesheets roll into labor cost, and the owner sees everything. One operator today, a crew tomorrow — same system.
One rule, everywhere
An unknown cost shows as unknown — never a made-up $0. Every figure is labeled actual, projected, or estimate, and every money calculation in the system is guarded by hundreds of automated tests. If we can't stand behind a number, we say so on the screen.
Also inside
Pause every listing in one click; restore exact quantities when you get back.
We estimated $3.75 in fees; it settled at $3.90 — your books get the real number.
Track every refund from claim to recovered dollars, without double-counting.
Branded PDF purchase orders, sent from your address, with automatic vendor reminders.
Live progress toward every discount threshold, so you never miss free freight by one case.
Multi-level recipes tell you exactly how many you can build — and which part runs out first.
We never store marketplace buyers' names or addresses. By design, not by policy.
Any table you can see, you can export. Your data is yours.
Where we're going
This is the direction — and the companies in the beta shape the order we build it in. Everything here is planned, not shipped; we'd rather tell you that plainly than blur the line.
eBay, Shopify, Etsy — the same one-catalog, true-profit treatment for every place you sell.
Outbound isn't only FBA and parcels. Wholesale orders, B2B customers, pallet-out shipments — for any maker who ships, not just e-commerce.
A simple storefront and cart under your own domain — with sales tax and carrier rates built in — as an alternative to renting one.
A repricer that competes for the sale but can never cross the profit floor you set. The floor is enforced by us, not by hope.
Approved timesheets flowing straight to Gusto or QuickBooks, so warehouse hours become paychecks without retyping.
The same learn-once intelligence spreading to purchasing, replenishment, and pricing — always suggesting, never acting without you.
How the beta works
We're not chasing signups — we're choosing partners. Each cohort is small enough that we can onboard every company ourselves and act on what we learn before the next group joins.
The short form below — what you sell, where you sell it, roughly how much moves per month.
We read every submission ourselves. If the fit looks right for the current cohort, you hear from us directly.
No self-serve maze. We set up your catalog and channels with you, and we stay close while you get running.
One operator at a kitchen table or a multi-location team — everyone gets the same features and the same attention. We don't gate anyone by the size of their operation.
There's a feedback button on every page of the app. We read every report ourselves, reply fast, and beta partners watch their ideas ship in days — not quarters.
From the floor
Every feature started as a real problem in our own warehouse — a cost we couldn't trust, a bin we couldn't find, a shipment we booked twice. We fixed it in the software because we needed it fixed by Thursday.



Join the waitlist
Two minutes, no commitment. We read every submission and reply personally when a seat opens that fits your business.
No card, no clock
An invitation when it's your turn — no credit card, no trial countdown.
Private, always
We don't share or sell the list — here's our Privacy Policy.
Beta pricing, locked
Companies who help us shape the product keep their beta pricing.