Warehouse and products
A product catalogue that knows what actually goes into the parcel.
You keep products yourself or sync them from a wholesaler. Each one carries an EAN code, plus additional codes when the same item has several. Add to that a SKU, stock, price with VAT and dimensions. A wholesaler catalogue updates in the background, so stock and product data never drift away from reality.
The link is what matters most: you connect an offer from a sales channel with a specific warehouse product. That way an order line knows which physical item it is — and that powers the packing assistant, which confirms on every scan that you are packing the right thing in the right quantity.
In short
- Products with EAN codes, additional codes, SKU and stock
- Prices with the right VAT rate and product dimensions
- Catalogue synced from a wholesaler or kept by hand
- Offers linked to products — the basis of the packing assistant
How to set it up
- 1
Add a warehouse
Choose your own manually kept warehouse or a wholesaler integration that syncs the catalogue.
- 2
Fill in your products
Enter EAN codes, stock and prices — or let them arrive from the wholesaler along with updates.
- 3
Link offers to products
Connect sales channel offers with products so order lines know exactly what they contain.
Frequently asked questions
How is my own warehouse different from a wholesaler integration?
You manage your own warehouse by hand — you add products and stock yourself. A wholesaler integration syncs the catalogue and stock automatically in the background.
What if a product has several EAN codes?
Besides the main code you can add additional ones. The packing assistant accepts any of them.
What do I use offer-to-product links for?
Mostly for scanner-based packing, but also to keep consistent product data on order lines no matter which channel the order came from.
Run it on your own orders
Create an account and try this feature on your own sales. The Starter plan is free — no card, no onboarding project.
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