Custom internal tools

Software built around how your business actually works.

Most operators run their business in spreadsheets because no product on the market fits the way they work. Sato Solutions builds the missing piece: custom internal tools designed around your process, your data, and the decisions you actually make.

Measured in production

The money was already there.

Every number below came out of data the business already had and wasn't looking at. No new sales, no new staff, no new software licences.

$10k+
of dead capital found in a single sourcing bucket
+20%
GMV the first full month prices moved themselves
Hundreds
of styles with a pair or two left that manual review never reached

Eight marketplace exports and a day of manual accounting became one reconciled P&L in under an hour.

Measured at West Coast Deals, a Sato Solutions client running thousands of variants across eight sales channels on the four tools below. Paid work, measured in production against real stock.

Anthony Intraversato photographing a mountain lake, seen from behind

Who you'd be working with

Anthony Intraversato

I build custom internal software through Sato Solutions. My client is a multi-channel retail business, and everything on this site was built for them — problems I hit working inside the operation, tools I built to fix them, running in production against real stock and real money. I also shoot travel photography, which is where the photo comes from. Portland, Oregon, and I take on a small number of builds at a time.

anthonyintraversato.comPortland, OR

What you get, after launch

A tool you own outright, and backed for a year.

  • Backed for a year
  • You own the code and the data
  • It runs on your accounts
  • Any developer can take it over

How pricing, support and ownership work →

How this works

The demos are proof, not the product.

The four working tools on this site — inventory health, demand-based repricing, channel profit, and reorder planning — are real applications built for a real multi-channel retail operation. They're here so you can see the quality of what gets built and how it thinks.

Your build won't look like these. It'll be shaped around your catalog, your channels, your margins, and the specific decision that's currently costing you time or money. If your problem is scheduling, job costing, or reporting rather than inventory, that's still the same work — the domain changes, the approach doesn't.

The process

Three steps from the spreadsheet to the tool.

  1. 01

    Understand the work

    I learn how you actually operate — the spreadsheet, the workaround, the thing you check every morning.

  2. 02

    Build the missing tool

    A real application shaped to that process, running on your data, not a template with your logo on it.

  3. 03

    You own it

    It runs your business, and it keeps working when your process changes.

What would yours do?

Tell me the process your team redoes every week. Scoping is free, you'll get a fixed price before any work starts, and if off-the-shelf software already solves it I'll point you there instead.

Under two minutes, five fields.