Automate Dropshipping

Dropshipping success depends on the speed and accuracy of your data. You are selling products you do not keep on your own shelves, so every delay between your supplier's stock and your sales channels is a risk: either you sell something that is no longer available, or you miss revenue because an item is wrongly marked as sold out. StoreLinkr automates the entire chain: from importing up-to-date product data via our PIM system to the fully automatic forwarding of placed orders to your dropshipping suppliers.

Supplier assortments automatically in your store

You connect your supplier's feed in JSON, XML or CSV format and StoreLinkr imports titles, descriptions, images, prices and stock into the PIM. For industry-specific suppliers such as Kruitbosch, Everspring, Shots and Van der Meer, ready-made integrations are available. From the PIM you publish to your webshop on WooCommerce, Shopify or SitePack and to marketplaces such as Bol, Kaufland, eBay and Allegro. Selection rules determine which part of the supplier assortment you carry, and pricing rules automatically set your selling price including margin.

Orders forwarded automatically to the right supplier

When a customer places an order, StoreLinkr forwards it directly to the right supplier, even when a single order contains products from multiple suppliers: it is split at SKU level. As soon as the supplier ships, StoreLinkr feeds the track and trace code back to your webshop, the marketplace and the customer automatically. You only step in when something exceptional happens.

Never sell what is not available

Your suppliers' stock is synchronized as often as the supplier allows, often hourly or even in real time via API. When a product runs out at the supplier, StoreLinkr immediately marks it as sold out on all your channels. That protects your customer reviews and your account health on marketplaces, where cancellations count heavily against you.

Who is this for?

For starters, dropshipping with StoreLinkr is a way to carry a wide assortment without holding stock; for established webshops it is a way to expand the assortment without extra warehouse space. In both cases the same manual work disappears: retyping products, checking stock levels, forwarding orders and copying tracking codes. What remains is a store that runs almost entirely on autopilot.