Skipped

Skipped addresses a familiar problem in online retail: a customer finds the product they want, but it is out of stock, and the sale disappears. Its premise is a network of merchants that can cover for one another, so a retailer facing an out-of-stock item can direct the sale to a partner who does have it available. That keeps revenue inside the network and the customer satisfied.

Beyond the routing itself, Skipped layers on AI-powered insights. These are aimed at the planning side of inventory - forecasting demand and identifying where stock is likely to pile up - so merchants can reduce the overstock that ties up capital. The combination of a fulfilment network and predictive analytics is what distinguishes it from a simple stock-alert tool.

The product is positioned for e-commerce teams and is sold on a contact-for-pricing basis, so the exact commercial terms depend on the scale and needs of the business involved. Because its value grows with the number of participating merchants, onboarding into an established network matters more than installing a standalone app. Note that at the time of review we found a TLS configuration issue on the website; the domain itself is registered and redirecting, so this appears to be a server-side misconfiguration rather than a shutdown.