Change it in one place, have it change everywhere

Products, variants, prices and stock live in one source. A change you make in the panel reaches your site and your connected marketplaces from that same source, and every stock movement is recorded with the figure before, the figure after and the reason.

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Stock movement

Direction Out · 46 units
Reason Order #10428
Left 142 → 96

Written to channels Site Trendyol Hepsiburada N11

What it does on the product and stock side

Eight headings, eight screens that genuinely exist in the panel. Speed on a small catalogue, safety on a large one: bulk operations show you what they are about to do before they do it.

Speed

Fix price and stock without leaving the list

Changing a product’s price or stock does not mean opening the form and saving; you click the cell in the list and type. Those two fields are the only ones that edit in place — it speeds up the urgent job without letting you break anything else.

Fix it without leaving the list

Product	Price	Stock
Olive Oil Soap 150g	₺206,25	142
St John’s Wort Oil 50 ml	₺600,00	14
Rose Water 250 ml	₺262,44	9

Changing a price or a stock figure does not mean opening the product form; you click the cell in the list and type. Only those two fields edit in place — nothing else can be changed by accident.

Variants

Pick the colour and size, let the rest fill itself

The variant name is built from the colour and size you chose, and if you leave the stock code empty it is derived from the product code. A forgotten code never leaves a variant untracked. Each variant gets its own barcode, stock, price and image.

You shape the variant

Colour Black + Size M

Variant name Black | M
Stock code TSRT-SYH-M
Its own barcode · stock · price · image

You pick the colour and the size, and the variant name writes itself. Leave the stock code empty and it is derived from the product code — so a forgotten code never leaves a variant untracked. Every variant gets its own barcode, stock, price and image.

Import

Move the catalogue in with Excel

Download the template, fill it in, upload it. Three fields are required: product name, stock code and price; the rest are optional. Every row is checked on its own and a bad row does not stop the import — it is listed with its reason. Your existing products ex

urunler.xlsx 248 rows

Imported 243
Reported with a reason 5

You upload the Excel file and every row is checked on its own. Three fields are required: product name, stock code and price. A bad row does not stop the whole import — it is listed with its reason so you can fix it and upload again. Your existing products export the same way.

Suppliers

Connect a supplier feed without letting it run blind

You connect the supplier’s product feed and map their fields to yours. The import rehearses without writing first. If the product count drops unexpectedly or required fields are widely missing, it stops itself — a broken supplier file does not wipe your catalo

tedarikci.com/urunler.xml

Run it dry first and read the report
An unexpected drop in product count halts the import
It warns when category and brand matching does not hold

You connect the supplier’s XML address and map their fields to yours. The part that matters is this: the import never runs blind. It rehearses without writing first, and if the product count drops sharply or required fields are widely missing it stops itself. A broken supplier file does not wipe your catalogue.

Bulk

Update hundreds of products in one operation

You choose a category, brand, source, stock or price range, and the panel shows how many products it will touch, with samples, before it runs. The chance of wrecking thousands of products with the wrong filter becomes something you can see. Every bulk operatio

Hundreds of products in one go

1Pick a category, brand, source, stock or price range
2See how many products it touches, with samples
3Confirm; the operation is recorded

Affected 86 products

A bulk stock update or bulk delete shows you how many products it will touch, and samples of them, before it runs. The chance of wrecking thousands of products with the wrong filter is on screen rather than in your head. Every bulk operation is also recorded.

Record

Stock leaves a trail every time it moves

Goods in, goods out, count differences and manual corrections — each is written with the figure before, the figure after, the reason and the order number where there is one. At month end, “where did this product go” is answered from the record. Stock never fal

Stock movement ledger

Movement	Qty	Left
In	+120	142
Out	−46	96
Count difference	−2	94

Every time stock changes it is written down with the figure before, the figure after, the reason and the order number where there is one. “Where did this product go” is answered from the record, not from memory. Stock never falls below zero.

Locations

With a shop, you say which stock an order comes out of

Website orders can come out of the warehouse and counter sales out of the shop. Location tracking is optional: define nothing and only the general stock moves, exactly as before. You are not obliged to turn it on.

Which stock it comes out of

Website order Warehouse
Marketplace order Warehouse
In-store sale Shop

If you have a physical shop you set which location an order comes out of, based on where the order came from. Location tracking is optional: define nothing and only the general stock moves, exactly as before.

Demand

Do not lose the customer on a sold-out product

On a sold-out product page the customer can ask to be told when it returns. When you put the stock back, everyone waiting is notified by email, WhatsApp or SMS. You also see how many people are waiting on which product.

Out of stock 0

1The customer asks to be told
2You raise the stock above zero
3Everyone waiting is notified

Email WhatsApp SMS

As the catalogue grows, small mistakes get expensive

The more products there are, the more the job turns from adding them into finding what went wrong.

A shop owner holding a stock-count clipboard and a product

Every movement recorded With the figure before, after and why

Imports rehearse first A broken supplier file cannot wipe the catal

Stock exists on paper but not on the shelf

Because nothing records where it went, the gap only shows up once a customer has ordered.
The same item sells on two channels at once

Stock drops on the site but not on the marketplace, and you end up cancelling.
Bulk updates are frightening

One wrong filter can ruin hundreds of products, so nobody wants to touch them.

How it runs

You set the catalogue up once; after that it runs from one place.

Bring the products in

Enter them one by one, upload them in bulk with the Excel template, or connect a supplier feed.
Define variants and stock

Set up colour, size and similar options, each with its own stock and price.
Connect the channels

Once a marketplace is connected, products are sent there and stock and price feed it too.
Run it from one place

You make later changes in the panel, and every movement is written to the ledger.

Frequently asked

Is there a limit on the number of products?

Products, categories and brands are unlimited on every plan, including the free one.

Can I bring my existing products across?

Two ways: fill in the Excel template and upload it, or connect your supplier’s XML feed and map the fields in the panel. Both validate before importing and list bad rows with their reason.

Does stock drop on the marketplace too?

Stock is pushed on channels where the marketplace integration is set up. How many integrations you get depends on the plan.

Can variants have different prices?

Yes. Each variant can have its own price, stock, barcode and image.

What if I run the wrong bulk operation?

A bulk operation shows how many products it will affect and sample rows before it runs, and does nothing until you confirm. Every one is recorded.

Start managing your products from one panel.

Start today on the free plan and upgrade as your needs grow.

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