OneStock keeps a single ledger of your inventory and pushes the true number to Amazon, Flipkart, your website and your counter, seconds after every sale. Stop overselling, stop reconciling spreadsheets.
Every channel keeps its own count, and none of them know what the others just sold. Somebody updates a sheet at night. By morning, a marketplace has sold stock you no longer have, and you eat the cancellation.
Marketplace webhooks and your site’s orders arrive at one door. A retried webhook for the same order is recognised and ignored, never counted twice.
One append-only entry per movement, and the outbound update is queued in the same database transaction. No half-written states, no race between channels.
A background worker pushes the new count to each connected channel, including every combo that contains the item, and retries until each one confirms.
A simulation of a real sync, running in your browser
Bundles and multi-packs hold no stock of their own. Their count is worked out from the items inside, so selling a kit on Amazon updates the single items on Flipkart. Try it.
Stock is never overwritten. Every sale, return, restock and correction is its own line with the order, goods receipt or person behind it. When a number looks wrong, you can see exactly why.
Turn auto-sync off and received stock waits in OneStock until someone publishes it. Count it, shelve it, then let the marketplaces see it.
Marketplaces resend webhooks. The same order arriving twice is a no-op, so stock is deducted exactly once.
Admins approve and configure; moderators run the day-to-day.
Each marketplace account belongs to exactly one organization.
Purchase register, vendor performance, delivery variances and more, as CSV.
Import every SKU, combo and listing from one spreadsheet.
Quiet tables, honest numbers, and nothing you have to learn twice. Light and dark, desktop and phone.
Stock level, held units and sync state per product, with combos and packs alongside the items they are made of.
Buying runs through the same system as selling, so every restock in the ledger points back to the PO and the person who approved it.
Anyone on the team drafts what to buy and why.
An admin approves, rejects, or asks a question in the thread.
Issued to the vendor as a GST-ready PDF.
Count what arrived, reject what didn’t pass.
Accepted units hit the ledger, linked to the PO.
We set up your organization, connect your channels and import your catalog with you. Most sellers are live in a day.
A short call is usually enough to tell whether OneStock fits. If it does, we set up your organization, connect your channels and import your catalog with you.
