MerchandiserIQ

MERCHANDISING DESK — DHAKA / CHATTOGRAM / DELHI

For garment merchandisers

Built for the desk that's chasing forty styles at once.

MerchandiserIQ watches the buyer inbox and the order calendar so nothing that matters gets missed — built by people who've sat in that seat.

Not another ERP or CRM

MerchandiserIQ doesn't hand a merchandiser more screens to keep fed. It runs off the emails and orders that already exist and takes work off the desk instead of adding to it — so the hours it frees up go into growing the business, not into babysitting software. That's the point: a lighter desk, and a workday that actually ends on time.

What we keep hearing from the floor

Three things almost every merchandising desk in the Bangladesh RMG industry deals with, whether the factory has five buyers or fifty.

01

Missing follow-ups

A hangtag or carton-sticker layout goes out for approval and nobody chases it — the production file handover slips two days, and the line pays for a five-minute email nobody sent. Or the trim store misses placing the carton order by PCD−20 despite every confirmation being on file, because the merchandiser responsible was buried in three other styles — and finds out only when PCD is already at the door. Small miss, expensive fix.

02

An order status chart that's already out of date

A merchandiser shouldn't have to keep answering the same "where are we on this" question from a senior all week. Every approval and every development update should land on the order dashboard live, on its own — not turn into one more message someone has to type by hand.

03

Delays that reach management too late

A two-week slip in fabric or approval quietly stacks up until air freight is the only option left — and the first time leadership hears about it is when the cost is already unavoidable.

What MerchandiserIQ actually does about it

Inbox

Reads buyer email, drafts the chase

Every incoming thread is classified and matched to its order automatically, with a drafted follow-up ready for a merchandiser to review, not send blind.

Status

An order chart that updates itself

Order status is built from what's actually happening in the inbox and the T&A calendar — not from someone remembering to type it in.

Alerts

Delays flagged while there's still time

Milestone slips route to the right person in the approval chain the day they happen, not the week air freight becomes the only fix.

Pricing

One setup cost to get your buyers, orders, and T&A calendar connected — then a flat monthly fee per buying house. No per-seat charges, no surprise usage bills.

Setup — one time

Onboarding your buyer email, order data, and T&A milestones into MerchandiserIQ.

$2,000one time

Subscription — per buying house

Ongoing email monitoring, follow-up drafting, live order status, and delay alerts.

$350per month

Optional, beyond the core

Not part of the base subscription — available as add-ons for teams that want the desk to cover more ground, priced separately based on scope.

Add-on

Auto-drafted email, beyond buyer chasing

Draft replies to customers, follow-up emails to suppliers, and internal team pings — all queued for a quick review, not sent unattended.

Add-on

Garment costing module

Build and revise FOB cost sheets against the same order and material data the desk already tracks.

Add-on

Cut order planning

Match order size ratios to marker combinations and fabric rolls to cut down end-bit waste in the cutting room.

Add-on

Production planning & scheduling

Line loading and capacity scheduling tied to the same order calendar and T&A milestones the core desk already runs on.

EARLY / BY INTRODUCTION

MerchandiserIQ is running with a small number of buying houses right now, not a self-serve product yet. If the three problems above sound familiar, we'd rather talk to you directly than have you sign up for something half-finished.

Talk to us about your desk

Tell us how your team currently tracks orders and chases buyers — we'll tell you honestly whether this is ready for you yet.

Write to hello@merchandiseriq.com