Declare stock
Sell 50 here.
200 there.
One product, one pool of keys, and you decide how much each listing may sell. Declare 50 to one marketplace and 200 to another, keep the rest in the vault, and a sale draws down its own listing only. Nothing spills, nothing oversells.
Illustration of declared stock: one product's pool of a thousand keys, with fifty declared to G2A, a hundred to Eneba and two hundred to Shopify. A sale draws down its own listing's declaration only, the other channels' numbers hold still, and the undeclared reserve never appears on any channel.
Per listing
Declarations, not global sync
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Keys sold past a declaration
Seconds
To redeclare at any time
Your stock, split your way.
Declarations sit on top of one inventory: same pool, same keys, with a limit wherever you want one.
Declare per listing
Give each listing its own share of the pool: 50 to one marketplace, 200 to another. Each sells only what you declared.
A reserve that stays home
Undeclared keys never appear on any channel. They sit in the vault until you decide where they sell.
No spill between channels
A sale draws down its own listing's declaration. The other channels' numbers do not move.
Redeclare in seconds
Shift stock between listings any time. The new counts reach the channel side in seconds.
Runs out, stops clean
When a declaration hits zero that listing shows sold out, while the pool and every other channel keep selling.
Or sync everything
Prefer one shared count everywhere? Skip declarations and the whole pool feeds every listing.
Your stock.
Your rules.
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