Cross-channel stock reconciliation
Stock counts sync across your storefront, marketplace listings, and wholesale channel in near real time, so Cin7 stays the single source of truth instead of one of several conflicting ones.
Cin7 is cloud inventory management software for product businesses, covering stock control, order management, warehouse management, POS, and B2B e-commerce in one system. It comes in two flavors: Cin7 Core (built from the former DEAR Systems, aimed at growing businesses) and Cin7 Omni (the original Cin7 product, aimed at bigger, more complex operations). We connect Cin7 to the sales channels, accounting software, and reporting tools around it, so a stock number entered once in Cin7 doesn't need entering again anywhere else.
A stock number entered once in Cin7 gets entered again in sales channels, accounting and reporting tools.
Got a Cin7 problem? Let's solve it →Selling through more than one channel, your own storefront, a marketplace, a wholesale portal, means stock levels need to agree everywhere at once. We build the sync logic that keeps Cin7 and each channel reconciled in both directions, so a sale on one channel doesn't oversell on another before Cin7 catches up.
Cin7 ships with its own accounting connectors, but they assume a fairly standard setup. If you run multiple entities, need custom cost allocation across locations, or just need the mapping to match how your chart of accounts actually works, we build that layer instead of forcing your books into Cin7's default assumptions.
Orders placed somewhere Cin7 doesn't natively plug into, a custom B2B portal, an EDI feed from a big retail customer, get translated into Cin7 orders automatically, picked and packed through its warehouse workflow without anyone retyping a purchase order by hand.
Cin7's REST API is solid enough to build real reporting on top of, so we pull inventory, order, and margin data straight into whatever dashboard leadership actually looks at, instead of someone exporting a CSV out of Cin7 every week.
Stock counts sync across your storefront, marketplace listings, and wholesale channel in near real time, so Cin7 stays the single source of truth instead of one of several conflicting ones.
Landed costs and multi-location overhead get split and posted the way your finance team actually tracks them, not the way a generic connector assumes every business works.
A channel, a 3PL, a reporting tool, a custom portal, tell us what it is and what you're doing to patch the gap right now.
Cin7 as the single source of stock.
The problemStock counts drift across the storefront, a marketplace and the wholesale portal, and customers order what isn't there.
Counts sync across all three channels in near real time, so Cin7 stays the single source of truth. Out-of-stock orders became the exception.
What we build on top of specific parts of Cin7.
Tell us which two systems disagree with each other most often, and why. Most of the time it's a channel or an accounting setup Cin7's own connectors weren't built to handle. And if Cin7 isn't actually where the friction is, that's fine too, we build automation on whatever's manual in your business, not just this one system.
Let's talk →Cin7 is cloud-based inventory and order management software for retail, wholesale, and manufacturing businesses. It handles stock control, purchasing, warehouse management, point of sale, and B2B e-commerce, and it's sold under two product lines: Cin7 Core and Cin7 Omni.
Cin7 Core is the former DEAR Systems product, acquired by Cin7 and rebranded, generally the simpler and more affordable of the two. Cin7 Omni is the original Cin7 platform, built for higher-volume, more complex operations. They're both genuinely Cin7 products now, just aimed at different sizes of business.
Cin7 doesn't publish flat pricing for either product line. Cost depends on which plan, how many users, and which channels and warehouses you're connecting, so you'll want a current quote from Cin7 directly rather than relying on a number that may already be stale.
Yes. Cin7's warehouse management module handles picking, packing, and multi-location stock, and it includes a point-of-sale option for businesses selling in person as well as online. Both are part of the same core platform, not bolt-on products.
Yes, Cin7 has a REST API, which is what makes custom integration work like ours practical: pulling inventory and order data out, or pushing orders and stock adjustments in, without relying only on the prebuilt connectors in its app marketplace.
Cin7's app marketplace covers the common Cin7 integrations, major storefronts, marketplaces, and accounting platforms, through prebuilt connectors. Anything outside that list, or any case where the prebuilt connector doesn't handle your specific workflow, is where we build custom against the API instead.