Orders and stock
From “someone bought it” to “it is on its way”
Orders arrive with everything you need to pack them. Stock moves on its own. Nothing needs a spreadsheet.
What you get
Two kinds of status, kept apart
Whether they have paid and how far along the parcel is are different questions. We never mash them into one column.
Stock that reconciles
Committed when an order is placed, returned when one is cancelled or fully refunded.
Tracking that becomes a link
Set a courier’s tracking URL once and every number you type turns into a link for the customer.
Draft orders for phone and chat
Build the order beside the conversation, then place it. Stock only moves when you say so.
Abandoned checkouts you can rescue
See what they were buying and send a link that reopens their own checkout, filled in.
Invoices and packing slips
Print-ready, with your address and the customer’s tax details when they have given them.
Spend the evening packing, not reconciling.
Thirty days free, no card, and your shop is yours at the end of it.