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Cut Costs · E-commerce

Cut Costs for E-commerce.

Take 15–30% out of operating cost without breaking the business.

E-commerce engineered for unit economics.

Cut Costs · E-commerce

Why e-commerce operators choose SAZ to cut costs.

Most cost-cutting programs cut the wrong things and damage the operating model. SAZ cost engagements identify the structural cost categories where automation, AI, and process redesign can take real cost out — without cutting capability.

E-commerce has moved from a margin-rich category to one where unit economics decide who survives. SAZ helps DTC, B2B e-com, and marketplaces sharpen positioning, fix margins, and build the demand and retention programs that compound.

Symptoms

Signals it's time to act in e-commerce.

EBITDA margin below category benchmark

OpEx growing faster than revenue

Manual workflows costing FTE capacity

Vendor sprawl with overlapping tools

No systematic automation program

The approach

The SAZ playbook for cut costs, calibrated to e-commerce.

Phase 1

Cost diagnostic

OpEx category analysis, vendor inventory, workflow inventory by FTE hours consumed.

Phase 2

Automation portfolio

Top 10 automation candidates ranked by ROI.

Phase 3

Ship top 3

Highest-ROI automations built and deployed.

Phase 4

Vendor rationalization

Tool consolidation, contract renegotiation.

Expected outcomes

What e-commerce operators walk away with.

OpEx down 15–30% over 12 months

3–5 manual workflows automated

Vendor sprawl reduced 30–50%

Free capacity redeployed to growth

Cut Costs · E-commerce

Ready to cut costs in e-commerce?

Email info@Sedighi.ca or call (604) 632-4959. A senior partner responds within one business day.

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