Products & Inventory

Managing Products: Your Catalogue Across Every Channel

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Products synced from your stores live in one catalogue. Beyond names and prices, the platform tracks cost per item, SKUs and POS availability — the fields that drive accurate margin, inventory valuation and product profitability.

Why cost per item matters

Cost per item is the backbone of COGS-aware reporting. With it set, the platform computes gross profit, margin and product-level profitability instead of just revenue. Set it in your store and it syncs across.

SKUs, vendors and types

SKUs identify products in purchase orders and stock movements; vendor and product type let you analyse sales and margin by brand or category in reports.

POS availability

Mark products POS-active to make them sellable at the counter. This keeps a clean separation between online-only and in-store items while sharing one stock figure.

Step-by-step

  1. 1

    Sync your catalogue

    Connect a store and run a product sync to populate products.

  2. 2

    Set cost per item

    Ensure each product has a cost so margins are accurate.

  3. 3

    Review SKUs

    Confirm SKUs are set for products you will purchase or restock.

  4. 4

    Enable POS items

    Flag the products you want available in POS.

Frequently asked questions

Where do products come from?

They sync from your connected Shopify and WooCommerce stores. Edits to core fields are best made in the source store.

What if cost per item is empty?

Revenue still reports correctly, but gross profit and margin cannot be computed until costs are set.

Can the same product sell online and in-store?

Yes — it shares one stock figure, so overselling is avoided.

Troubleshooting

Margins look wrong.

Check that cost per item is set and realistic for the affected products.

A product is not in POS.

Mark it POS-active and ensure it has stock.

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