Amazon · eBay · Walmart

Sell on every marketplace from one stock count

We connect your store and ERP to the big marketplaces, automate listings, pricing and orders, and keep one inventory count in sync — so you never oversell again.

In plain English

List once, sell on Amazon, eBay and Walmart, and let every channel update the same inventory when something sells.

01 · Amazon

Amazon, done properly

FBA and FBM order sync, listing creation and A+ content, repricing rules and settlement reports into your ERP.

FBA / FBMListingsRepricingSP-API
02 · eBay

eBay at scale

Category mapping, item specifics, variations and multi-site listings across eBay markets — kept in sync with your store.

CategoriesItem specificsMulti-site
03 · Walmart

Walmart Marketplace

Marketplace API integration with listings that meet Walmart's content and shipping standards, plus order and returns automation.

Marketplace APIContent standardsShipping
04 · Multichannel

One hub for every channel

A custom multichannel hub built for your process, or a ChannelAdvisor or Linnworks setup — with one stock count and rules for every channel.

Custom hubChannelAdvisorLinnworks
AI built in

AI-optimised titles, bullets and attributes per marketplace, AI repricing suggestions within your margin rules, and AI analysis of reviews and return reasons per channel.

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Case study

Fashion brand, Australia: marketplaces in sync

Shopify connected to Amazon and eBay with one stock count, automated listings and order routing.

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+35%marketplace sales in 6 months
0oversold orders
Tech details

How the sync works

Inventory sync

A single available-to-sell number, recalculated on every order, return and stock change, with per-channel buffers to avoid overselling.

Listings & content

Product data from your store or PIM, transformed per marketplace with category and attribute mapping.

Orders & fulfilment

Marketplace orders flow into your store or ERP for one fulfilment process; tracking flows back automatically.

FAQ

Marketplace questions, answered

Which marketplace should I start with?

Usually the one where your category already sells well — often Amazon. We'll look at your products, margins and fulfilment before recommending.

How do you stop overselling?

One shared stock count updates every channel within moments of a sale, with optional safety buffers per channel.

Can prices differ per channel?

Yes. Set rules per marketplace — for example, add fees and shipping — and we keep them applied automatically.