Shopify catalog sync with your supplier feed, automatically.
Prices, stock levels, images, and collection membership are pushed to Shopify automatically as your supplier feed changes — instead of on a nightly batch job that leaves you selling things you can't fulfill for hours at a time. Bulk publishing runs in the background, failed items can be retried on their own, and a dedicated monitor flags anything stuck.
✓ No page freezes on large catalogs · ✓ Retry failed items only · ✓ Health monitoring built in
The gap between "imported" and "actually live on Shopify"
Selling out-of-stock items for hours
A nightly-only sync means a product that sold out at your supplier hours ago is still showing "in stock" on your storefront.
Publishing hundreds of products one click at a time
Bulk publish tools that freeze the page or time out on large catalogs turn a five-minute task into an afternoon.
No idea which products actually failed
A publish job that fails silently on a handful of items out of thousands leaves gaps in your catalog you won't notice for weeks.
Re-publishing everything just to fix a few items
Without a "retry failed only" option, fixing a handful of broken products means re-running the whole batch.
Catalog changes, reflected the same day
Prices and stock levels stay accurate
When your supplier changes a price or a product goes out of stock, that change is picked up and pushed to Shopify — products that go out of stock or get discontinued upstream are updated or hidden the same day, not days later.
Images and collection membership sync too
New or updated product images and category/collection assignments flow through the same pipeline as prices and stock, so your storefront reflects the actual state of your supplier's catalog, not a stale snapshot from your last manual import.
Bulk publishing runs as a background job, not a page freeze
Publishing hundreds or thousands of products to Shopify is queued and processed in the background — you get an immediate confirmation and keep working, instead of watching a loading spinner or hitting a request timeout.
Errors surface instead of failing silently
If a specific product fails to publish (a missing required field, a Shopify API limit), it's flagged with the actual error rather than being silently skipped, so nothing falls through the cracks in a large catalog.
Retry failed items without redoing everything
Fix the underlying issue and re-run just the products that failed — no need to re-publish a catalog that mostly already succeeded.
A dedicated monitor watches the whole pipeline
Overdue supplier imports, error rates, and queue health are surfaced on one screen, so a stuck sync gets caught and retried in one click instead of silently degrading for days.
Good to know
How fast does a supplier change reach my store?
Changes are picked up on your import schedule and pushed to Shopify the same run — no separate nightly batch delay.
What happens with large catalogs?
Publishing runs as a queued background job, so a catalog of thousands of products doesn't time out or freeze your dashboard.
Can I retry just the products that failed?
Yes — a "retry failed only" option means you don't have to re-publish an entire catalog to fix a handful of broken items.
How do I know if something's stuck?
A dedicated import/sync monitor flags overdue imports and error rates automatically, so problems surface quickly instead of quietly piling up.
Is sync included in the $49/month plan?
Yes — full Shopify catalog and collection sync is included, with no artificial product limits.