Radar · Navega's product · in development
Radar brings together sales, fees, inventory, payouts, Ads, and customer service from every channel in a single subscription, and shows the real margin of each sale, already calculated, without switching platforms.
Mercado Livre payout checked: 2 orders with shipping above expected. Want to see which ones?
What Radar brings together
Today each piece lives in a different tool. Radar brings all of it together in one place. The only thing left out is the AI subscription, which is yours and stays yours.
All channels in the same dashboard, with order, status, and source channel.
in developmentCommission, fixed fee, shipping, Ads, and returns deducted from each order.
in developmentWhat landed in your account compared with what should have landed, by marketplace.
in developmentIdle inventory value, turnover by SKU, and a heads-up before you run out.
in developmentMinimum price by marketplace and ad return by product.
in developmentOnly the exceptions reach you: a wrong payout, low stock, a listing in the red.
in developmentTracking, review requests, and repeat sales, all automatic, after the order ships.
on the roadmapThe part of Radar that already works: free for all marketplaces, or full, with no product limit.
live · free or fullexample values
No launch date and no published price. People on the waitlist get to test each part as it is ready.
Inside Radar
Images from the test environment, where Radar is being built. They may still change before launch.
A day with Radar
Overnight orders, fees, and payouts have been read from the channels. The dashboard opens with what matters, not with a spreadsheet to put together.
Every number comes with its source. Operating result is what is left after commission, shipping, and cost, not gross revenue.
A payout that differs from what was expected, a listing in the red, stock running out: each one becomes a line on the list, with the next step.
The rest ran on its own. Product in development: the 9 AM screen is from the Radar test environment; the others are illustrations.
Integration hub
Marketplaces, ERP, customer service, spreadsheets, logistics, and payments talking to each other.
Where Radar pulls from · sales channels
What goes into the numbers · ERP, spreadsheets, payments, logistics, and ads
Where the profit goes · dashboards, alerts, and automations
For every industry
An operation our team follows
A multichannel operation that lived on exports and manual checks started tracking sales, fees, and inventory every day, with the team reading numbers instead of typing them. That is where Radar started to be designed.
Rounded numbers from an operation our team follows. They are not a guarantee of performance.
Radar · in development
There is no launch date or set price yet. When there is, people on the list will know first, and it is the same list Navega calls on to test each part as it is ready.
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Frequently asked questions
Not yet. It is in development, with no launch date and no published price.
The margin calculator (in Portuguese), free for all marketplaces, or the full version for R$ 19.90 per month, with no product limit. And the ready-made products in the Store.
No. An ERP handles inventory, invoices, and finances; Radar aims to read what has already happened and show the real margin. See what an ERP doesn't calculate (in Portuguese).