ShopSphere
The operations hub for sellers with more than one storefront.
A seller with one Shopify store and four marketplace shops has five admin screens and five copies of every price and stock count. One missed update and the channels drift apart.
ShopSphere reads every listing into one workspace, ties each one to a single SKU, and from then on writes price and stock to all of them from that one record.
Where it stands: ShopSphere is opening in stages. The Shopify connection is built and in testing; Etsy, TikTok Shop, Shopee and Amazon follow.
- Catalog is read from Shopify. Listings on the other channels are linked to it by SKU or barcode.
- Prices are set in ShopSphere, then written to all five channels, each by its own rules.
- Stock is read from Shopify, then written to the other four channels, each by its own rules.
- One source for each number
- Catalog, prices and stock each come from exactly one place. Nothing syncs in both directions, so two systems never argue over a value.
- Each channel gets its own arithmetic
- ShopSphere does not copy a price or a stock count to a channel. It works one out from rules you write once: hold back units, cap what is shown, add a margin.
- Your decision outranks automation
- A link you made or removed by hand is never overwritten by automatic matching.