Guide
One plan across every place you sell
Each channel reports on itself. Skuvelo runs one plan–forecast–replenish–monitor–learn cycle across Amazon FBA, Shopify, WooCommerce, a spreadsheet, and whatever you connect next.
Each place you sell keeps its own report. Amazon tells you what to send into FBA. Shopify and WooCommerce tell you what the store sold. TikTok Shop will be the same when that connector is live. None of them run the restock cycle for the whole business. Skuvelo does: plan, forecast, replenish, monitor, learn — one picture, whether the feed is a live connection or a spreadsheet.
You should not need a workaround to buy for FBA, a second tool because the store is WooCommerce, or a pause because Walmart is not in the catalog yet. Files fill the gap until the connector ships.
Why two dashboards make you buy twice
A restock report is scored for that channel. It does not see:
- units already inbound that have not checked in
- units another storefront already promised
- the cash that PO is about to pull
- your supplier's lead time, not the marketplace's
So you send in what Amazon asked for, then the store stocks out. Or you buy for Shopify and FBA is sitting on 90 days of the same ASIN. Monitor is where you catch that; learn is where next week's plan changes.
Connected today, files always
Amazon, Shopify, WooCommerce, eBay, and the others listed as Live on integrations feed the same cycle. Testing means built, not certified. Planned (TikTok Shop today) means use a sales file until it ships. Walmart is next; until it is on that page, it is a file too. No connector at all? Import the spreadsheet.
Tomorrow morning
Open replenishment. Worst deadline at the top. SKU, quantity, and the reason it isn't a round guess. Change it if you know something the history doesn't. Approve the draft PO, or don't. That is replenish. The rest of the cycle is still running after you click.