Solutions · Dark stores · 10-minute apps
SKUsight Quick Commerce
Dark stores do not wait for a weekly pack. SKUsight treats q-comm as its own operating picture on the same master as marketplaces and MT.
Quick commerce
Availability and velocity on quick commerce — another sell-out file, another stock clock, same SKU identity.
E-commerce and supply teams running Blinkit-class, Zepto-class, or instamart-class channels (integrations, not endorsements).
- Read dark-store availability as an operating number, not a screenshot.
- See which packs actually move in 10-minute catchments.
- Keep q-comm inventory from silently diverging from MT and marketplace stock.
Reports provided
What teams actually open
- Dark-store availability
- Velocity by catchment / city
- OOS duration
- Assortment gaps vs MT
- Returns / cancellations where the feed includes them
Glossary on this page
Words this module uses
- Dark store
- A micro-warehouse that fulfils 10-minute orders — not a shopper-facing aisle.
- OOS duration
- How long the pack was unsellable, not just a yes/no flag.
- Sell-out
- Units that left the dark store to a shopper.
Quick commerce files look like e-commerce until you try to run them that way. Availability clocks are hours, not days.
SKUsight keeps q-comm on the same SKU identity so a pack that is dry in a dark store is visible next to MT cover — not buried in an app screenshot.
This module is a channel view. It is not a claim that SKUsight operates dark stores.
How this differs
Not the same module twice
vs E-commerce
Quick commerce is speed and dark-store stock. Marketplaces are listings, Buy Box, and slower files.
Open E-commercevs Inventory360
Q-comm availability is a channel picture. Inventory360 is hub-level cover and ageing across the network.
Open Inventory360
30-day data assessment
Connect a subset. See the operating picture. Decide with evidence.
A paid assessment, scoped in writing. If you move to a full contract, the fee is credited back — confirmed commercially, not as a website coupon.
Week 1
Connect
We take a subset of your retailers, marketplaces, distributors, and ERP extracts and land them in DataHub.
Week 2
Health & mapping
SKU matching, pack standardisation, and a Data Health Score so you can see what is trusted — and what is not.
Week 3
Opportunities
Availability, leakage, mix, and coverage exceptions on your own SKUs — the operating picture your teams will actually use.
Week 4
Insights & executive report
Diagnostic and predictive framing, plus a leadership pack. If you convert to a full contract, the assessment fee is credited back — in writing.