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Pre-Order App

TL;DR

The Bagel Pre-Order App is an app that some brands use to help manage Pre-Orders, Estimated Ship Date, and ultimately help out on Cash Flow. One of our brands, Rujuta Sheth, used this to substantially grow her business in a short period of time, without needing investors.

BAGEL PRE-ORDER | BACK ORDER FOR SHOPIFY

Bagel helps DTC brands automate two high-impact workflows that drive revenue and reduce operational complexity. CORE FEATURES Back Orders (Out of Stock SKUs) - Continue selling items after stock-outs to prevent revenue loss - Let customers complete purchases on out-of-stock SKUs without delays or manual follow-ups - Improve brand experience by eliminating friction during inventory gaps Pre-Orders (Launch Before Production) - Launch products before manufacturing begins - Collect demand early and manufacture based on actual sales rather than forecasts - Collect 100% upfront payment and communicate SKU-level delivery dates seamlessly Single CSV Upload Automation Manage all back orders and pre-orders through one purchase order upload. This eliminates manual work, reduces human error, and removes the need for constant coordination between operations, inventory, and merchandising teams. RESULTS Brands using Bagel typically see: - Up to 30% incremental revenue capture - 80–85% reduction in operational workload for pre-order and back-order management Case Study: Rujuta Sheth now generates ~35% of revenue through Bagel-powered back order and pre-order flows while significantly reducing manual operations effort. INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS The app works across apparel, beauty, home decor, supplements, and furniture—particularly where stock-outs are frequent and launch demand is difficult to forecast. GET STARTED Video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuxWpIlR6hQ Install: https://apps.shopify.com/bagel-preorder-public Current offer: 2-month free trial + hands-on engineering support for setup and custom requirements Contact Amy at [email protected] to learn more or get onboarded.

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