RestockerInventory forecasting for Shopify
Restocker forecasts demand for every product in your Shopify store from your real orders, and tells you before anything runs out.
Read-only access
Restocker asks Shopify for read-only access to your products, inventory, locations and orders. It never changes anything in your store.
What it imports when you connect
Your products, their stock across all your locations (added up per product), and the last 90 days of orders. Items Shopify doesn't track, such as gift cards or products set not to track quantity, are left out, so they never show as out of stock.
How it stays current
Shopify tells Restocker about product, inventory and order changes as they happen, and Restocker also checks for anything missed every hour.
From connecting to your first alert
Connect your store
Connect your Shopify or Squarespace store to Restocker.
Restocker learns your sales
It imports your products, stock levels and the last 90 days of orders, so an established store has forecasts from day one.
Every product gets a forecast
A product is forecast up to 30 days ahead once its first sale is at least 28 days old and it has sold on at least 2 days. Until then, Restocker says so instead of guessing. Forecasts refresh within about 10 minutes of your sales changing.
You hear about it before you run out
Once a day, Restocker checks every product for stock that has run out or fallen below its reorder point (enough for a 14-day restock plus a 7-day buffer). New and more urgent alerts arrive in an email summary, daily or weekly (on Mondays).
Shopify questions
Does Restocker change anything in my Shopify store?
No. It has read-only access to your products, inventory, locations and orders.
Does it work with multiple locations?
Yes. Stock is added up across all your locations for each product.
What about gift cards and products I don't track inventory for?
They're left out. Shopify keeps no stock count for them, so Restocker doesn't forecast them or alert on them.
When will I see my first forecast?
As soon as your orders are imported, for every product whose first sale is at least 28 days old and that has sold on at least 2 days. Restocker imports your last 90 days of orders when you connect, so an established store has forecasts right away.
How often will I hear from Restocker?
Restocker checks your products once a day. When something has run out or fallen below its reorder point, you'll see it on your dashboard and in an email summary, daily or weekly (on Mondays). You can turn the email off.
Every paid plan includes a 30-day free trial. A credit card is required to start, but you won't be charged until your trial ends.
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