For liquidators
Volume in, volume out, before the pallet ages
Liquidation margin is a function of speed. SECND is built to intake a pallet quickly, get it listed across every channel that will take it, and tell you which lots actually paid.
What breaks first in liquidators
The bottleneck is listing, not sourcing
You can buy more pallets tomorrow. What you cannot do is describe and photograph four hundred mixed items fast enough to keep up.
Mixed manifests defeat rigid catalogues
One pallet is electronics, apparel, homeware and unknowns. Systems that expect a clean product catalogue break immediately.
Lot profitability is opaque
You know what the truckload cost. Whether lot 41 made money after fees, shipping and returns is usually never determined.
How it runs on SECND
The same five steps, every item, whether it sells on the floor or on a marketplace.
- 1
Intake the lot as a batch
Photograph in bulk and let AI draft the whole batch at once. Review as a list, not as four hundred forms.
- 2
Allocate cost across the lot
Spread the lot cost so every item carries a defensible cost basis into margin reporting.
- 3
Crosslist wide
Push to every channel that fits the mix - marketplaces, your storefront, and wholesale outlets.
- 4
Reprice on a schedule
Age-based markdowns keep inventory moving instead of accumulating in the warehouse.
- 5
Measure per lot
Revenue after fees against allocated cost, so the next buying decision is informed.
What you get
High-volume bulk intake
Batch photography and batch drafting sized for pallets, not for single items.
Cost allocation across a lot
Per-item cost basis derived from lot cost, so margin is measurable.
Wide crosslisting
Every connected marketplace plus your own storefront from one record.
Automated markdowns
Age-triggered repricing that clears inventory before it becomes a write-off.
Lot-level profitability
Net margin per lot after marketplace fees, shipping and returns.
Warehouse location tracking
Bin and location fields so a sold item can actually be found and shipped.
Liquidators: frequently asked questions
Can SECND handle several hundred items in one intake?
Yes. Bulk intake is designed around batch photography and batch drafting, with a list-based review step, because per-item forms are what make pallet processing uneconomic.
How does cost allocation work on a mixed pallet?
You allocate the lot cost across items so each one carries a cost basis. That is what makes lot-level margin reporting meaningful rather than a whole-truckload average.
Does it support automatic markdowns?
Workflows can reprice on age, so inventory that crosses your target holding window is discounted without anyone remembering to do it.
What about items that turn out to be unsellable?
They can be written off against the lot, which keeps your lot profitability honest instead of flattering it by ignoring the duds.
Run your liquidator on one system
Start on the free plan, connect a marketplace, and see your first item go live. No card required.