This is the core among all of our modules, which houses the configuration of your suppliers and their feeds. When feeds are processed, brands and products populate the database of this module, placing complete product and inventory control at your fingertips.

The lines representing each vendor's brand can be mapped to the brands you create within the central product database and by default, new part numbers are populated, maintained and disbursed for access by the other modules that rely on key product and inventory information to drive sales for your business.

For years ecommerce shop owners have been struggling to keep their huge dropship inventories up to date with their vendors. To keep things worst the suppliers are not eager to share their current information, and that makes the task even more daunting. Usually a supplier gives what’s known in the jargon as a ‘dirty sheet’, that is to say, a spreadsheet that haves incomplete or inaccurate data, and it’s a nightmare to decipher, because it normally uses the vendor’s proprietary codes. The other solution they provide is to connect to their own APIs and servers and pull data that’s often in an obscure format, that makes the shop owner to hire a team of programers or have their own crew, and spend thousands of dollars, and paid hours to go through all that data, that can take hours or even days, just to make sense out of this. Another missing feature even after all this work, are the images that sometimes are not even there, or are not updated properly to reflect last hour changes, as our system does.