Stock Levels That Stay Accurate Across Every Channel.

Inventory, orders and supplier data kept in sync automatically, so you stop overselling and re-entering the same order twice.

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What's Actually Going Wrong.

Overselling Across Channels

Stock sells out on one channel while another still shows it as available.

Manual Order Re-Entry Between Systems

Orders from one channel get manually typed into the warehouse or supplier system.

Supplier Updates Arrive Late

Supplier stock and price changes sit in an inbox until someone updates the storefront.

No Single Source of Truth

Different systems show different stock numbers, and nobody is sure which one is right.

One Accurate Stock Number, Everywhere.

I connect your storefront, warehouse and supplier systems so stock and orders stay in step across every channel.

What I Build.

Real-Time Inventory
Sync

Stock levels update across every sales channel the moment something sells or restocks.

Order
Routing

Orders flow automatically from storefront to fulfilment or supplier, with no re-entry.

Supplier Data
Sync

Supplier stock, pricing, and catalogue updates flow into your systems automatically.

Low-Stock
Alerts

Alerts, or automatic purchase orders, when stock hits a threshold you set.

How I'd Build This For You.

1

Map Every Channel & System

Storefronts, warehouse and suppliers, wherever stock data lives.

2

Design the Sync Logic

What updates what, and how conflicts get resolved.

3

Build & Connect

Wired into your storefront, warehouse or ERP system, and supplier feeds.

4

Test Against Real Order Volume

Verified under real traffic before full rollout.

Fixed price
agreed in writing before any build work starts
Conflict rules
logic for when two channels sell the last unit
Existing tools
built around your current storefront and supplier tools

Overselling Is a Sync Problem.

Book a free call to find where your channels disagree.

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Frequently asked questions.

Which platforms do you sync with?+

Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, and most warehouse and ERP systems with an API, plus supplier feeds via EDI, CSV or API.

Can this handle multiple warehouses?+

Yes, multi-location stock logic is a common build, including routing orders to the nearest or cheapest fulfilment point.

What happens if two channels sell the last unit at once?+

Real-time sync and buffer stock rules minimise this, and alerts catch it fast if it does happen.