Every channel you sell on, run from one place
Connect your shops and marketplaces once, then work from one catalogue, one stock figure and one order book - with an assistant that tells you exactly what to do next.
- One stock figure behind every channel, so nothing oversells
- Orders arrive in one book, from every shop and marketplace
- Connect a shop and import a catalogue in a few minutes
14 days free trial · cancel any time
Connected properly, not just read
Four are connected today, each with a catalogue import, an order feed and a stock push - open one to read exactly what it does with that channel. The two with a dashed edge are not connectable yet.
Shopify
Your storefront, its whole catalogue, and every order it takes.
eBay
Listings, orders, stock, and the EU safety details a listing has to carry.
Amazon
Seller Central listings, orders and stock, in the same catalogue as everything else. Not connectable yet - our developer registration is with Amazon and the account cannot be linked until it is approved.
Magento
Configurable products, source stock, and shipments written back with tracking.
WooCommerce
Your WordPress shop, connected with a key you generate yourself.
TikTok Shop
The shop behind the videos, with the same one stock figure behind it. Not connectable yet - this one has not been started.
More, as we go
The next channel is usually the one somebody asks for. Tell us which one you need.
Ask for a channelIn a few minutes you are connected
No call, no onboarding project, nothing to install. Three steps, and the third one runs while you are looking at it.
Create the account
An email address and a password. 14 days free, and the trial starts the moment you are in - no call, no demo, no onboarding project.
Connect a shop
Sign in to Shopify or eBay, or paste the key WooCommerce and Magento give you in their own admin. Nothing is saved until the shop itself confirms it works.
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Watch the catalogue fill
The import runs in the background - products, variants, options and images - and the Jobs screen shows what it has found while it is still running.
The work of keeping four systems agreeing, taken off your desk
Not a dashboard over your channels - the place the work happens. Products, stock, orders, picking, returns and the rules that handle the routine.
One catalogue, and every channel’s version of it
Products, variants, barcodes, pictures and prices in one place, imported from the shop you already run. Each channel keeps its own titles, descriptions, images and category, because eBay’s idea of a listing is not Shopify’s.
- Import a shop’s whole catalogue, variants and images included
- Map your categories to each channel’s tree once, then publish
- Edit prices and quantities per variant straight from the list
- EU safety details recorded once and sent with every listing
Stock that cannot be sold twice
One available figure per product, computed from what is on the shelf minus what is already promised to an order. Every channel is told the same number, as an absolute quantity rather than a delta - so a push that fails and retries cannot drift.
- Reservations taken when an order arrives, released when it ships or cancels
- Several warehouses, with their own stock and their own ship-from address
- A nightly reconciliation that compares each channel against us
- Movements recorded as a ledger, so a number can always be explained
Orders in one book, from picking to returns
Every order from every channel in one list, with the money it was sold in and the state it is actually in. Print a pick list, pack it against the lines, and take it back again when it comes back.
- Paid, unpaid, part-shipped and cancelled, each meaning one thing
- Pick lists and a packing bench that checks the lines
- Returns with an RMA number, inspection, restock or write-off
- Packing slips and delivery notes as PDFs, from the order
Ask it, and it answers with what to do next
A merchant on a product asks whether it can go on eBay. The answer is not a paragraph of advice - it is an ordered list of what is stopping it, each item carrying the screen that settles it.
Things it is asked, on an ordinary morning:
Three things first, in this order:
The whole product, in a list
Every plan gets all of it. The plans differ by how much of it you use - orders, channels, warehouses, people and SKUs - not by which features are switched on.
Catalogue
“Men's wool overcoat - winter, S-XL”own title
Men → Outerwearown category
A title inside eBay's 80 charactersown copy
Gallery in its own order, 8 picturesown pictures
- One product record with variants, barcodes, prices and pictures
- Import the whole catalogue from any connected shop, images included
- Per-channel titles, descriptions, images and categories on the same product
- Category trees mapped to each channel once, then reused
- Bulk edit status, brand, type and tags across everything a filter matches
- Prices and quantities edited per variant straight from the list
- Duplicate a product with its variants, pictures and per-channel copy
- Saved views, and a CSV export our own importer reads back
- Tested against a 500,000-SKU catalogue
Channels that explain themselves
Acme UKchecked 4 min ago
acme_uk1,438 of 5,000 callsbusy
Default Store Viewreconciled nightly
Acme Shoptoken renewed overnightno reconnect needed
- Publish a product to a channel, and take it down again, one or a selection
- Scheduled health checks on every connection, not only when you press something
- Every failure classified, with the remedy written beside it
- Nightly reconciliation that compares each channel against us
- Every job openable: what it asked for, what it changed, what it skipped and why
Stock
- One available figure per product, behind every channel
- Reservations taken when an order arrives, released when it ships or cancels
- Several warehouses, each with its own stock and ship-from address
- Absolute quantity pushes, so a retry cannot drift
- Every movement recorded as a ledger a number can be explained from
- Warehouses archived rather than deleted, so the history still adds up
Orders, picking and returns
- One order book across every channel, in the money each was sold in
- Paid, unpaid, part-shipped and cancelled, each meaning exactly one thing
- Pick lists, and a packing bench that checks the lines
- Packing slips and delivery notes as PDFs, from the order
- Shipments written back to the channel with their tracking numbers
- Returns with an RMA, an inspection, and stock put in the right bucket
Automation and numbers
- Rules: an event, a condition, an action - with a history of every firing
- Revenue, orders and units by channel, over the period you choose
- A dashboard that answers "how is it going", not only "what is broken"
- An activity log of what happened in the account, and who did it
Team, trust and compliance
- Roles and permissions per person, and invitations by email
- An audit log on every change, with the person who made it
- Each organisation isolated at the database level, not only in the screens
- Hosted in London, database and files in the same region
- EU product safety details (GPSR) recorded once and sent with the listing
- Close the account yourself, with a retention window you can reopen inside
One price for the whole operation, not per channel
14 days free, card up front, cancel any time. Prices exclude VAT. Pay yearly and two months are on us.
Starter
or £990 a year
One warehouse, a couple of sales channels, a small team.
- Orders a month 1,000
- Channel accounts 2
- Warehouses 1
- People 3
- SKUs 5,000
Growth
or £2,490 a year
Several warehouses and channels, with API access.
- Orders a month 5,000
- Channel accounts 5
- Warehouses 3
- People 10
- SKUs 25,000
- API access yes
Business
or £4,990 a year
Larger operations, automation rules, room to grow into.
- Orders a month 20,000
- Channel accounts 15
- Warehouses 10
- People 30
- SKUs 100,000
- API access yes
- Automation rules yes
Bigger than that, or something negotiated? Talk to us - Enterprise is priced by conversation, not by table.
The things people ask before they sign up
How long does it take to be live?
Minutes. Create the account, connect a shop, and the import runs in the background while you look at the catalogue it is filling.
Which channels are covered?
Shopify, eBay, WooCommerce and Magento - connection, catalogue, orders and stock, in both directions. Amazon and TikTok Shop are not connected yet - the Amazon registration is with them for approval, and TikTok Shop has not been started.
What happens to my existing products?
They are imported from the shop you already run, variants, barcodes and pictures included, and nothing is written back until you ask for it.
Do I have to install anything?
No. It runs in the browser and talks to your shops over their own APIs - Shopify and eBay by signing in to them, WooCommerce and Magento with a key you generate.
Where is my data kept?
In London: Google Cloud’s europe-west2 region, database and files both. Each organisation is isolated at the database level, not only in the application.
Can I bring my team?
Yes, with a role each. Every change is recorded in an audit log with the person who made it, and invitations go out by email.
Can I take my data with me?
The catalogue exports to CSV that our own importer reads back, you can cancel from the billing screen, and closing the account keeps everything for a retention window you can reopen inside.
Connect one shop, and see it this afternoon
14 days, the whole product, no call required. If it does not take work off your day, cancel it and nothing has changed.