Eight jobs, one account. Most sellers start with an import and let the AI build the listings, then switch on the pieces they need — pricing, stock, orders — as they add channels.
Turn a product feed into marketplace-ready listings: the right category, the required attributes filled from your own data, and copy written to each channel's rules. You approve everything before it goes live.
Read moreWrite a rule once and let it work your catalogue — raise on what sells, ease off what doesn't, hold your line against a competitor. Guardrails and an approval queue keep you in charge.
Read morePoint us at the file or store that knows your real numbers and every channel gets the same stock level and price — every 15 minutes, hourly or daily, or the moment Shopify changes.
Read moreEvery marketplace order in one queue. Confirm shipments with carrier and tracking, cancel, refund line by line, print a packing slip — without opening Seller Central.
Read moreCSV, a URL, FTP, a JSON endpoint or a connected store. Join split files on a shared key, pivot attribute-per-row exports, and filter out the rows you never meant to list.
Read moreHandling time, condition, policies, markup, which channels a range belongs on — decisions about a kind of product, set once on a folder and inherited by everything inside it.
Read moreAI cuts the product out and puts it on pure white, across every image slot, so your main image clears the strict marketplace rules without a studio or a design queue.
Read moreAn expired token doesn't announce itself. Connection health, failed syncs, rejected feeds and new orders all raise an alert — with a fix on the alert where there is one.
Read moreThese aren't eight tools bolted together — they share one catalogue, so what one knows the others can act on.
A sale is the freshest demand signal there is, so it can trigger a repricing pass on that channel straight away — inside the guardrails you set.
Category rules supply the marketplace defaults and the house-style instructions the AI follows when it builds a listing from that part of your catalogue.
The cost you import once is what the margin floor protects, what markup prices from, and what stops a repricing rule selling below it.
Connect Amazon, eBay, Shopify and Etsy in minutes. Centralize inventory, automate listings, and let AI handle the busywork — so you can focus on selling more.
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