Nasolv answers one question: what do you need to reorder, how much, and by when. It reads your stock and recent sales, then gives a ranked list with the date each order must be placed to arrive before you run out. Where there is not enough history to be honest about, it says so instead of producing a number you would order stock against. A confident figure on thin data is worse than none. Every calculation is arithmetic you can check against your own sales. There is no black box.

• One ranked list: what to order, how much, and the date to order it by
• Says plainly when there is too little history, instead of inventing a number
• Every figure is plain arithmetic you can check against your own sales
• A weekly email, so nobody has to remember to go and look
• The list is the output. You raise the purchase order in Shopify, which is free.

The European Accessibility Act applies to stores selling into the EU, enforced since June 2025. US accessibility lawsuits are filed every year, with no exemption for small stores. Nasolv checks your storefront against WCAG 2.2 AA. You see the failing element and the measured values, and which findings need a person to judge. Accessibility does not stay fixed. A theme edit can break a page that passed last week, so Nasolv re-checks on a schedule and emails you when that happens.

• Scans your live storefront against WCAG 2.2 AA and lists every problem
• Re-checks on a schedule and emails you when a passing page starts failing
• Separates confirmed failures from findings that need a person to judge
• Runs on a server in Germany and reads no shopper data. Nothing leaves the EU.
• Keeps every scan, so you can see what changed and when