Stock
One number.
Every shop. Always right.
Your website, Shopee and TikTok all read from the same count. Nothing sells twice. Nothing sits hidden in the wrong shop. And you are the one who decides where it goes.
One home for your stock
One sale. Every shop catches up.
There is a single count behind all of them. A sale anywhere updates everywhere, while the customer is still looking at the thank-you page. No overnight job, no spreadsheet, nothing to press.
14:02:11Someone buys on Shopee
Alur Wide Trousers, charcoal, size L
14:02:11Your stock updates
10 left becomes 9. One is set aside for this order.
14:02:11TikTok Shop is told
Now shows 9 available
14:02:11Your website is told
Now shows 9 available
14:02:11Shopee confirms
All three shops agree: 9
Under a secondfrom the sale going through to the last shop agreeing.
But you stay in charge
Six left. Who gets them?
Most tools split stock evenly between platforms and give you no say in it — and your shop does not sell evenly. So you choose: which platform comes first, how much each one holds, which products appear where, and how the last few are shared out. Going live on Thursday? Hold some back for it. Set the rules once; they run themselves.
And you hear about it early
Your best seller should never be the one that is sold out.
By the time something shows as out of stock, the sales are already gone and the next batch is weeks away. So we watch how fast each thing is actually selling and tell you while there is still time to make more — measured against how long your factory really takes, not a number somebody typed in once.
Which leaves one last thing
Stop opening three dashboards to answer one question.
Every platform counts differently, and every one of them counts orders that were never really paid for. Here they are all in one place, all counted the same way, and counted honestly — only the orders that went through, with cancellations and returns taken back out. A bad week should look like a bad week.
See it with your own products.
We connect the first shop with you, on a call, using your real catalogue. You see your own numbers before you decide anything — and if it does not help, you will know within the hour.