One stock. Every window.
The piece is already in here, photographed and priced, with a tax scheme on it. Syncing writes it out to the places you already sell, on your rules, and reads back what happened to it. There is no second list to keep.
Syncing is switched on per dealer rather than for everybody, because a bad feed is public and permanent. Ask for it and we will turn it on.
You decide what leaves the building.
Each platform carries its own rules, so the feed that goes to Chrono24 is not the one that goes to your Shopify. Switch a rule off and watch the shelf change. The pieces that stay behind tell you why.
Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden from you. A piece held back is simply a piece that platform never hears about, and it goes out the moment it clears the rule.
The same watch, in four other people's languages.
Every platform wants different words for the same object. You fill in the piece once, here, and each integration reads the fields it needs. Press through them and watch the right column stay still.
One record. Correct the reference here and it is correct everywhere on the next run.
The tax scheme is the one you chose when you bought it, and it travels into the feed on its own. Nothing here was typed twice, and nothing goes out before you have looked at it in a preview.
It tells you when it failed.
A sync that quietly drops a piece is worse than no sync. Every run writes its result back onto the watch itself, so the board below is not a log to go and read, it is the state of your stock.
Chrono24 and the custom export run on a daily schedule. Shopify runs on a cadence you set per shop, and the tick that dispatches it checks every five minutes.
Anything we do not integrate with, you can still feed.
Choose your columns, choose their order, take CSV or Excel. It is the same builder whether you are feeding a platform we have never heard of or handing your accountant a file.
Pick them, order them, save the layout and run it again next month.
CSV for machines, Excel for people who will open it and look.
A layout you built in March runs again in November without you rebuilding it.