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Does this tool handle order fulfillment or inventory syncing?

Two different things, and the answer is different for each.


Price and stock syncing: yes.


Once a product is imported you can switch monitoring on for it, and Product Upload will keep re-checking the supplier's page for you.


  • It runs on a daily or weekly cycle. You do not pick this: the app sets it

from the kind of source. Shopify storefronts are cheap to re-read, so they are
checked daily; marketplaces and other sites are checked weekly.

  • It watches the price and whether the product is still in stock.
  • When something changes, it comes back to you as a proposal you review rather than silently editing your store. You decide what gets applied.
  • Re-checking a product you have already imported is free. It does not use your import credits.


Monitoring is off until you turn it on, and you turn it on for the products you want watched rather than the whole catalogue at once. You can also run a check yourself at any time instead of waiting for the cycle, and you can check a whole source in one go.


There is also Update from source, for when you want to pull the supplier's current details back into a product on demand: price, text, images or missing variants, field by field, with a before-and-after diff before anything is written.


Order fulfilment: no.


Product Upload does not place orders with your supplier or push tracking numbers back to your customers. For that you still want a dedicated fulfilment tool alongside it.


Credits: monitoring checks are free, however often they run and whether the app ran them or you did. Applying an Update from source costs 1 credit per product, whatever you picked — copying a price across costs the same as rewriting the text, because the app re-reads the supplier page either way. Reviewing a proposal and choosing not to apply it is free.

Updated on: 13/09/2026

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