Integrations
Each marketplace connects through its own official API. Market data comes in; prices, stock and listings go out only where you’ve switched them on.
Amazon
- Reads your sales, sessions, Buy Box status and the lowest competing offers, leaving your own offer out.
- Writes your price and reads it back to confirm the change landed.
- Updates quantity, and can create an offer on an existing listing, with a guard against duplicates.
Shopify
- Reads orders, and receives your eBay and Walmart orders so they ship through the warehouse flow you already use.
- Writes prices and quantities and reads prices back to confirm them.
- Creates new products from your catalog.
eBay
- Reads orders, page views and competing asking prices for the same item.
- Keeps price and quantity current on your listings, and creates, revises and ends listings.
- Sends tracking back to eBay once an order ships.
Walmart
- Reads and acknowledges orders, and can read Walmart’s Buy Box report.
- Writes price and in-stock status, and passes on tracking and cancellations.
- Creates new items, or takes over items you already sell.
Discogs, for records and CDs
- Supplies release details for listings on every channel, once you’ve confirmed the match.
- Supplies lowest asks and supply as market context. They inform a price but never decide it alone.
- Google Ads product ads for an account you choose to connect.
- Google Sheets reads only the spreadsheet files you pick.
- Google sign-in for your dashboard.
Every write starts in preview
Each kind of write to a marketplace is off, or in preview, until you switch it on for that channel. You can see what would change before anything does, and switch any channel off again at any time.