Woovin gives verified stores a direct-to-consumer sales channel while keeping fulfilment deliberately light. Woovin supplies the shipping label and support; the store packs the item and hands the labelled parcel to the carrier. RestocksAIO handles the recurring catalogue work by synchronizing listings, multi-unit stock, pricing and sales with the rest of the marketplace stack.
A verified storefront reaches the buyer, Woovin supplies the label, and you hand the packed parcel to the carrier.
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Open Vendor profile, choose API access, generate the store token and paste it into Settings > Accounts. Multi-store operators connect each storefront as a separate profile.
Push listings from stock you already hold, matched to Woovin's catalogue by exact style code rather than a name search. A new listing reads back straight away, so there is no indexing window to wait out.
Bricker Mode monitors the market and repositions your ask inside your payout floor, on the same schedule as every other site you run.
Woovin supplies the shipping label and support. The store packs the item, hands the labelled parcel to the carrier, and RestocksAIO keeps the sale, stock and downstream records connected.
Woovin centralizes the RestocksAIO connection under the standard API access option in the vendor profile.
Create the token under Vendor profile, then API access, and paste it into RestocksAIO to connect the store.
Store connections live under the standard API access option in the Woovin vendor profile.
A token is bound to a single store. Operators running more than one Woovin storefront connect each as its own profile.
The connected profile operates within the permissions Woovin grants to that storefront.
A Woovin listing row can carry several units of the same size. That is convenient on the marketplace and dangerous in a cross-platform workflow, so RestocksAIO models it explicitly.
A listing holding three units is tracked as three rows, so selling one decrements the listing instead of retiring the whole thing.
Products are resolved through Woovin's exact style-code lookup rather than a fuzzy name search, so a listing lands on the right colourway.
A new listing reads back straight away rather than sitting in an indexing window, so the grid reflects what you just pushed.
Woovin sizes are read in their native EU region and converted into the same size model used across every other marketplace.
Woovin publishes a lowest price per size that includes your own listing, with nothing marking it as yours. Followed naively, that is a loop where every cycle undercuts the price you set last cycle.
When the lowest price on the board is your own, RestocksAIO holds instead of cutting, so a store that is already cheapest stops grinding its own margin down.
A genuine competitor below you is undercut a single time, then the price holds until the market actually moves again.
Your Lowest Payout Possible is enforced against Woovin's own fee schedule, so the floor means the same thing here as everywhere else.
The listings grid, the pricing panel and the monitor read the same market data, so they cannot disagree about where the market is.
Woovin supplies the shipping label and support. The store packs the order and hands the labelled parcel to the carrier while RestocksAIO closes the stock loop across channels.
Orders are matched back to the exact listing that sold, so a partial sale on a multi-unit row is recorded as one unit rather than the whole row.
A Woovin sale can pull the matching unit from your other connected marketplaces, which is the main defence against overselling one physical pair.
Woovin sales flow into the invoice generator with the marketplace's own VAT and fee treatment, configurable per profile.
Woovin issues the label and supports the order flow; RestocksAIO downloads the label with the sale so the store can pack and hand off the parcel.
Standard connects listings, multi-unit inventory, sales and label handling. Premium adds seller-controlled Bricker repricing when that recurring pricing work is worth automating.
