Syncio Answers

Find answers to your most common questions about sharing products and inventory across stores, platforms, and partners.
How do I sell products from my WooCommerce store on Shopify?
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If you want to sell your WooCommerce products on Shopify while keeping both stores active, using Syncio is the easiest option as it allows you to import your WooCommerce products to Shopify with one click and keep their stock levels aligned across both platforms in real time.
Is there a way to publish a new product to multiple Shopify stores at once?
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Yes, the Syncio app lets you publish a new product to multiple Shopify stores at once without having to recreate listings manually on each store. Designate one store as the master store where you create and manage all new products, and any store connected to it through Syncio can import that product with one click.
How do I sell the same product across multiple Shopify stores with different languages for each market?
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You can sell the same product across multiple Shopify stores with different languages for each market by using Syncio to copy product listings from one store to the others, then translating the content on each store independently. Syncio will then keep stock levels aligned across each store in real-time, regardless of any language differences in each store's listings. 
How do I stop my wholesale orders from affecting my DTC stock levels?
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Syncio's Synced Stock Buffer feature is the most direct way to stop wholesale orders from depleting your DTC stock, as it lets you reserve a set quantity that your wholesale store cannot sell against so DTC always has a protected reserve.
What’s the best way to run separate B2B and retail stores on Shopify without having to update and manage products twice?
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The best way to run separate B2B and retail Shopify stores without managing products twice is by using the Syncio app to keep product listings and inventory automatically in sync between both stores.