Every marketplace keeps its own count today, so nothing reconciles — you oversell, get penalized, and protect yourself by listing only part of your stock. Stockline holds the single authoritative count and pushes it out everywhere. Sell one at the counter, Shopee and TikTok drop by one within seconds.
Stock, orders, reports, channel setup.
Counter sales. Works offline, catches up on reconnect.
Receiving, counts, transfers, picking. Phone camera or plug-in scanner.
One authoritative count per SKU per location, projected to every channel. Safety buffer per SKU, auto-tuned to sell-through.
Flagged the moment they land, with resolution: fulfill from another location, backorder, or cancel with a reason.
Cotton Tee, Black, Medium — not Cotton Tee. Each variant carries its own barcode, cost, stock, and listings.
Plug-in scanners and phone camera. Scan to receive, count, transfer, pick. Generate labels for items without codes.
The store keeps selling through an internet outage. Reconciles when the connection returns.
Sell-through, stock-out rate, oversell incidents, dead stock, valuation, and channel performance.
Every movement is recorded and traceable — who, what, why, when. Adjustments require a reason.
Hourly checks and a nightly sweep catch and correct any channel that's fallen out of line.
Connect each channel yourself. Automatic SKU mapping across channels, with a review queue for anything uncertain.
Nobody can make this instant, and any vendor claiming zero-oversell real-time sync doesn't understand their own product.
When a buyer checks out on Shopee, it takes seconds to minutes for that to reach TikTok — bounded by how fast the marketplaces notify us and how many updates they'll accept. During that window, TikTok can sell the same unit.
That's what the safety buffer is for, and why it's tunable per SKU. Slow movers get zero. Hero SKUs during 9.9 get a few units held back. The system tunes it from your actual sales speed, and you can override it.
Dashboard, orders, POS, and the scanner — every screen, wired up.