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After four months of working with Fresh, Casey Cooper, the co-founder of 314 Pies, isn’t fully convinced the service has been a boon for his West Seattle business. Beyond the 30 percent cut of sales, he’s found Amazon "expects [his] business to operate as they do," and that fixing technical glitches has been easier said than done. As an example, daily sales on Amazon Fresh potentially can outstrip his inventory. One particularly grating snafu occurred when the systems he was using to track inventory failed to sync with Amazon’s software.



"They said, 'We’re having this problem and have to take your site down,'" he recalls. "Then we were instantly offline and had all these orders to go that were just wasted. They’ll make split-second decisions that affect your sales."

Bill Bishop, chief architect at Brick Meets Click says this is the main challenge smaller retailers face. "It does take a discipline and familiarity with their systems," he explains, "and if mistakes are made or there’s a discrepancy, it can be quite an intense effort to correct the error."