Ecommerce operations
SellerClx
An Amazon seller analytics and operations platform, built on a self hosted stack with real background job processing rather than a thin dashboard over someone else's API.
The problem
Seller data is heavy, and most tools rent it back to you
Amazon sellers generate a lot of data, and pulling it reliably means dealing with rate limits, long running jobs, and scheduled syncs. Many seller tools charge per seat on top of that and keep your data inside their platform, so you cannot extend it or own it.
We wanted a platform where the data pipeline is real and the data stays ours, so the analytics can grow with the operation instead of stopping at whatever the vendor decided to expose.
The approach
A real pipeline on a stack we control
SellerClx is a Next.js application on a self hosted stack: PostgreSQL for data, Redis with BullMQ for background jobs, and Auth.js v5 for authentication. The heavy data work runs in queues so the interface stays responsive while syncs happen in the background.
The build came together over a sequenced set of phases through to a working application, with a separate hardening phase to tighten security and operations before wider use.
What it does
Features
Seller analytics
Operational reporting for Amazon sellers across their catalog and orders. [TODO: confirm exact metric set with Nour.]
Background job processing
BullMQ queues on Redis run the heavy data pulls and scheduled jobs off the request path.
Authentication
Session and account handling built on Auth.js v5.
Self hosted data
PostgreSQL for application data and Redis for queues and cache, all on our own infrastructure rather than a managed black box.
Tech stack
Status and roadmap
Where it stands
The application is built and deployed. A sign in page is live at sellerclx.com, and the service is running on our production infrastructure. The most recent work was a hardening pass handed off for completion.
[TODO: confirm with Nour whether SellerClx is in private beta or open, the live customer count, and the exact analytics feature set, before publishing specifics.]
Selling on Amazon and outgrowing your dashboard
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