Enterprise
Excess inventory is a program, not a problem.
Returns, overstock, and surplus lose value every day they sit. Kash gives enterprise teams a direct channel to buyers locally and worldwide, with the integrations, controls, and reporting a real operation requires.
Who Kash is built for
Built for serious volume.
Retail returns
Truckloads of customer returns from big box and online retail, recovered instead of written off.
Hospitality refresh
Hotels and casinos turning over furniture, fixtures, and equipment on renovation cycles.
Manufacturing overstock
Excess production, discontinued lines, and B-stock moved without damaging the brand.
Estates and surplus
Estate companies, government surplus, and university property with audit-friendly records on every sale.
Capabilities
Fits into the stack you already run.
API integrations
A full marketplace API for inventory sync, order flow, shipping, CRM, POS, and accounting connections.
ERP connections
Plug Kash into the systems you already run. Inventory moves without a human touching a spreadsheet.
Bulk imports
Load ten thousand SKUs in one pass. The AI writes the listings while your team drinks its coffee.
Custom reporting
Recovery rates, velocity, channel performance, and aging, cut exactly the way your CFO wants to see it.
Single Sign-On
SSO with your identity provider, role-based access, and audit trails your security team will approve of.
Multi-location management
Hundreds of stores, warehouses, or campuses under one account, each with its own inventory and rules.
How onboarding works
Three steps to first sale.
- 01
Connect
Link your ERP or upload a manifest. Dedicated support maps your data once and it stays mapped.
- 02
List
The AI drafts listings at scale. Your team reviews, approves, and sets the selling format per lot or per SKU.
- 03
Recover
Sales flow to buyers locally and worldwide. Reporting shows recovery against book value in real time.
Bring us your backlog.
Tell us what is sitting in your warehouse and we will show you what it is worth on Kash.
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