For Shopify brands on more than one channel
A sale lands on Amazon. Shopify does not update in time. The item sells twice, and you send a refund and an apology. We build one source of truth that pushes real stock to every channel in seconds.
Free 30 minute audit. A fixed price quote after, or an honest no.
Free audit
Leave your details, pick a 30 minute slot. We look at your store and channels before the call, so it starts where your setup actually is.
30 minutes. We come back with the three fixes worth doing first.
Nothing is committed until you approve a quote. If a free app covers you, we say so on the call.
Your details arrange the audit. That is all they are used for.
So we can send the invite and the notes.
Your answers travel with the booking, so the call starts where you left off.
Booked, check your email
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Tap the one closest to your setup. It takes ten seconds and it changes what we show you next.
You do not need us yet.
Shopify Flow plus a free inventory app covers a single store, and it does it for nothing. We would be charging you for something you already have.
Adding Amazon, eBay, Etsy or a warehouse this year? and we will show you the real number.
Estimate. Your numbers, our arithmetic, nothing hidden. Not counted: the customer who did not reorder after the apology. We do not know how to price that and neither does anyone else.
Two taps on the form. That already tells us which channel is the usual culprit.
Store, channels, the apps already installed, and the last three oversells if you can find them. We do not want to spend your 30 minutes asking what we could have read.
Either we quote a fixed price to build it, or we tell you Shopify Flow plus a free app covers you and we end the call there. Both happen.
Every channel reads from it. A sale on any of them updates the rest in seconds. Focused builds ship in 4 to 6 weeks. Anything unusual goes to a person, not to a log nobody opens.
A $12 template and a $25 gig both give you a file. The file works until an API changes on a Sunday. You get a system, a person who watches it, and a number that rings.
For one store, mostly yes, and we will tell you so. Flow cannot see Amazon, eBay, Etsy or your 3PL. That gap is the whole job.
Some are good. If yours updates every channel in under a minute and copes with returns and partial shipments, keep it. The audit is where we check, and we would rather say keep it than sell you a second one.
Not our job. Klaviyo owns that and does it properly. We build the stock side and leave your marketing alone.
A fixed price for the build and a monthly fee for keeping it running. Never per order, never per ticket. The quote comes after the audit, once we have seen your setup, because a two channel store and a six channel store are not the same build.
Focused builds ship in 4 to 6 weeks. Larger multi system builds run 2 to 4 months, delivered in 1 to 2 week increments so you see progress early.
APIs change. When one does, the sync pauses on that channel, a person gets the alert, and it is usually fixed before you notice. You get a message either way. That is the difference between a file and a system.
Three other things we build for Shopify brands. Each one crosses systems that were never meant to talk, which is the work cheap apps and templates do not cover.
Shopify pays one number. Amazon pays another, minus fees you guess at. Add a POS or a second store and month end turns into a guessing game. A2X and Webgility do the single store case well and cheaply, and we will tell you to buy them. We build the messy case: several channels, several entities, custom cost rules, posted the way your accountant wants.
Somewhere between a fifth and a half of your tickets are the same question, depending on whose numbers you trust. Your helpdesk answers it, and if it uses an AI agent it bills you for every answer. We build the channels the helpdesks underserve for small brands: WhatsApp order status and cash on delivery confirmation, and a voice agent that picks up after 6 pm and hands anything unusual to a person.
Shopify has no built in way to automate purchase orders, so someone builds them by hand. Wholesale buyers still email a spreadsheet or a PDF that gets keyed in line by line. We build the chain across supplier email, your 3PL and your accounting, so the order lands in Shopify as a draft with the right price and the count updates when the boxes arrive.
Works with
ShopifyAmazon
eBay
EtsyWhatsAppXeroQuickBooksn8nAirtable
NotionGoogle Sheets
Supabase
PostgreSQLTwilioOpenAI
Claude
Make
Zapier