BigCommerce will track inventory and even split it across locations. What it cannot do is know that the same unit just sold on Amazon, or run the bins, barcodes and picking behind the parcel. EasyEcom pools every channel and warehouse into one live count and does the operational half.

One count behind the storefront, the marketplaces and the shelf.
| Data | Direction | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Stock quantities | EE → BigCommerce | Pooled availability pushed per location so the storefront never oversells. |
| Orders | BigCommerce → EE | Orders pulled in and routed to the location that can meet the delivery promise. |
| Products & variants | BigCommerce ⇄ EE | Options and variant SKUs kept aligned in both directions. |
| Shipments & tracking | EE → BigCommerce | Shipment consignments and tracking written back so buyers are notified automatically. |
| Returns & refunds | BigCommerce ⇄ EE | Returns received, inspected and restocked or written off, with the refund reconciled. |
| Prices | BigCommerce ⇄ EE | Price changes reflected without maintaining a second catalog. |
| Locations | EE ⇄ BigCommerce | Each BigCommerce location mapped to a real warehouse or store. |
BigCommerce knows what BigCommerce sold. The pooled count knows what Amazon, eBay and your retail till sold too, and tells every channel inside 60 seconds.
Bins, barcodes, batch and expiry, wave picking and cycle counts: the work between an order and a parcel.
Orders allocated across warehouses and stores on speed and cost, and split when that ships faster.
Authorize your BigCommerce store through its API. No app to maintain on your side.
Match products and variants, map each store location to a real warehouse, and set your routing rules.
Stock, orders, shipments and returns move on their own, in both directions.
Yes. It tracks stock per product and variant and supports multiple locations. The limits show up when you sell outside BigCommerce, because it can only decrement what it processed itself, and when you need warehouse execution rather than a number.
Hold one pool rather than a quantity per channel. EasyEcom keeps a single count across BigCommerce, Amazon, eBay, Walmart and every warehouse, and pushes updated availability to each channel within 60 seconds of any sale.
Yes. Each BigCommerce location is mapped to a real warehouse or store, so the availability shown per location matches where stock physically sits and orders route accordingly.
Yes. Stores can be treated as fulfillment locations in the same pool, so a store with stock can ship an online order when that is the faster or cheaper option.
Yes. Shipments and tracking numbers are written back as orders ship, so buyers get notified without anyone updating the order by hand.
Under 60 seconds from a sale on any connected channel.