The Lab · Demo
Live-selling mission control
What the seller sees while a session runs: claims arriving in the comments, bank deposits matched to orders, stock released when buyers do not pay — and afterwards, the number most sellers never compute: the session's real profit.
Orders
A screenshot is a claim; only the bank record is proof. That is why paid (claimed) and verified are different states.
| Ref | Buyer | Items | Amount | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No claims yet — press play. | ||||
Stock
- Signature sambal twin pack 40 / 40
- Frozen satay family pack 25 / 25
- Chili oil gift box 30 / 30
Expired claims release their units back automatically.
Bank feed & matching
- No deposits yet.
What viewers keep asking
- No questions yet.
Every question a host has to re-answer live is a product-page fix waiting to happen.
Comments
- Quiet for now.
Operations log
- Nothing has happened yet.
Post-session report · sample data
What tonight was actually worth
Claimed vs collected
- Claimed in comments
- —
- Collected & bank-verified
- —
- Gap
- —
Real profit after every cost
- Collected cash
- —
- Cost of goods
- —
- Platform & payment fees
- —
- Shipping absorbed
- —
- Ad spend
- —
- Net for the session
- —
If the unpaid orders were recovered
Recovered revenue is not pure margin — each recovered order still costs its goods, shipping and fees. Expired claims are excluded: their stock was already released and resold.
- Unpaid revenue
- —
- Worth in actual profit
- —
Honest gaps
Money the system could not attribute stays in a review queue. It never guesses whose payment it is.
This is a simulation on sample data — and it is the kind of system Cloudwise builds on your real orders, in your own AWS account.