Eliott Jabes of Stockly tells us how they enable e-retailers to keep selling when out-of-stock, by shipping the products from other authorized retailers and brands in the network.
Tell us about you, your career, and how you founded Stockly.
Eliott Jabes: I am a Co-founder of Stockly and a graduate of Ponts et Chaussées. I launched my entrepreneurial career after having worked for a year as a software developer in a retail tech company and then as an internal consultant in a cosmetics group.
I joined forces with my fellow students in a first project in the e-commerce world: a price comparison site dedicated to sports shoes. To address major problems in this market, we launched Stockly in early 2018: the first shared stock network allowing e-tailers to never be out of stock.
Stockly then experienced strong traction, which allowed us to raise funds in July 2018 with renowned business angels.
I occasionally speak at conferences at Télécom ParisTech and ESCP, to share his experience. My expertise lies in the knowledge of the startup ecosystem, public speaking, early-stage fundraising, recruitment, and work organization. Forbes 30under30 2021.
Do you have small habits that made a meaningful impact on your life and business?
Eliott Jabes: Inbox-zero routine that I’ve set for myself and now that we’ve spread in the whole company. It allows the organization to be highly reliable.
How does Stockly market its product/services online?
Eliott Jabes: Inbound + outreach via email.
What specific tools, software, and management skills are you using to manage your online marketing?
Eliott Jabes: We use Notion a lot.
What is your hiring policy/process, and how do you retain your employees?
Eliott Jabes: We are setting the bar very high for the candidates we are meeting. Visit our talent page for more info.
How are you funding your growth?
Eliott Jabes: Readers can learn about it here.
Tell us a customer success story of yours.
Eliott Jabes: Galeries Lafayette has been our first partner. We are still growing ~2x year on year with them.
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