Sneaker inventory management software that stays connected to listings, pricing and sales

Yes. RestocksAIO distinguishes between the stock you own and the listings that are live on each marketplace, then keeps them connected. You can see a SKU that's in hand but not listed, a SKU that's listed across several platforms, and the cost and margin behind both. That separation matters because owned stock and active listings answer different questions - what do I hold versus what's exposed to buyers right now. Keeping them in one grouped catalogue means you never have to reconcile two systems by hand to get a single honest number.

Yes. The barcode scanner is built for fast intake from the warehouse floor. It works with scanner hardware and is mobile-compatible, so you can resolve a SKU from a scan, capture size and cost, and stage items in a buffer before they hit the catalogue. For high-volume operations this is usually the single biggest time saver on intake, because it removes the manual typing that makes spreadsheet inventory slow and error-prone. The barcode scanner feature page covers the hardware and workflow detail if intake speed is your main constraint.

Yes - that's the point of grouped SKUs. One product, with every size and every marketplace it's listed on, lives together as a single unit in the catalogue. You see at a glance where each size is live, what it's priced at, and what it would pay out per platform. When a sale confirms on any marketplace, the right unit decrements automatically, so the grouped view stays honest. This is what separates RestocksAIO from a flat spreadsheet: the catalogue understands that one pair can exist on StockX, Alias and POIZON at the same time.

Yes. Inventory and sales data are export-ready, so you can pull what accounting, a bookkeeper or your own reporting needs without screenshotting the app. You can also bring inventory in via CSV import where loading a file is faster than scanning. RestocksAIO is the operating layer for your stock, not a walled garden - the data stays yours. If you need events pushed into your own systems in real time rather than exported on demand, the Premium Webhook API is the path for that.