Name: Multiorders
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Multiorders Overview

Multiorders is a cloud-based multichannel inventory, order and shipping management platform tailored for e-commerce sellers operating across marketplaces and webstores. It consolidates stock, orders and fulfilment into one unified dashboard — helping businesses synchronise inventory in real time, ship efficiently and avoid overselling.

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FUNCTIONS

📦Inventory & Stock Sync

Real-time stock updates across all connected sales channels
Bundle and component stock management (product bundles automatically deduct components).
Multi-warehouse tracking and low-stock alerts.

🛒 Order & Channel Management

Import orders from multiple marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Shopify, WooCommerce) into one dashboard.
Duplicate order detection and automatic merge.
Bulk order workflows and automation rule setups.

🚚 Shipping & Fulfilment Automation

Connect with 10+ major carriers and access discounted rates (e.g., USPS Commercial Plus).
Generate and print shipping labels, delivery notes, and return forms in bulk.
Automate shipping workflows: service selection, tagging, routing.

📊 Reporting & Insight Tools

Inventory dashboard: view closing stock, slow-moving items, and items on order.
Shipping performance reports: cost, dispatch speed, and carrier analysis.

How it functions

I use Multiorders as the central hub for merging my sales channels: once connected (e.g., Shopify, Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce) orders flow into one dashboard. The system immediately deducts inventory across all linked channels when a sale happens, thus keeping stock synchronized.
Simultaneously, the shipping module automates tasks: selecting carrier/service based on rules I set (e.g., weight, destination), bulk label printing, tracking number syncing back to channels
On top of that, I monitor stock levels and get alerts when items drop below reorder thresholds; I create bundles (e.g., product A + product B) and Multiorders tracks component stock and automatically marks the bundle out-of-stock when any part is depleted.

Main Use Cases & Applications

E-commerce sellers with multiple channels (Shopify, Amazon, eBay) needing unified inventory and order management.
Businesses shipping internationally or via multiple carriers wanting automation to reduce manual tasks.
Retailers managing bundles or composite products where component inventory must be tracked separately.
Enterprises with multiple warehouses or storage locations and needing stock visibility across sites.
Operations teams seeking to reduce overselling, streamline fulfilment and improve shipping cost control.