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Our apps are built directly on Shopify's own APIs, so your products, inventory, orders and locations are the same records — not a copy that drifts. Here is everything they connect to.
Products, variants, inventory levels, locations, orders and fulfilments are read and written directly through Shopify's Admin API. There is no separate database of stock to reconcile, which is why counts cannot drift out of sync.
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EasyScan's create-order flow is built for selling face to face: scan items and raise the order on the spot, alongside the till. Bin locations and scan-verified stocktakes keep the stockroom behind your POS accurate, which is where retail counts usually go wrong.
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EasyScan exposes Flow actions, so purchase orders and inventory steps can be triggered from your own automations rather than done by hand — low stock triggers a draft order, for example.
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A one-pass importer reads your suppliers straight out of the Stocky API and matches them to your Shopify vendors. It is the only way to move supplier records, because Stocky cannot export them.
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Any USB or Bluetooth scanner that types works with no configuration, because scans arrive as keyboard input. Your phone camera also works, so you can pilot the whole workflow before buying hardware.
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Barcode and SKU labels print to thermal and sheet printers using custom templates you control, in bulk. Test-print and scan the result back before you commit a run.
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Shipping labels are purchased through Shopify's own shipping, so rates, carriers and billing stay where you already manage them rather than behind a third-party account.
EasyScan →Suppliers, purchase orders and reports move in and out as CSV, so your accountant, your 3PL and your spreadsheets all stay in the loop without an API project.
EasyScan →GetSale can run discounts scoped to a specific market, so a promotion in one region does not quietly reprice another.
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