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Inventory optimization

Stock that knows which shop it is standing in.

Inventric syncs available inventory across every location and puts it in the storefront: a store picker on the product page, live stock per variant, low stock messaging, and cart rules that stop an order the chosen location cannot fill.

5 stars from 2 reviews on the Shopify App Store.

The problem

One stock number across many shops is a promise you cannot keep.

A single pooled inventory figure looks fine until someone orders the last six of something from a store that has one. Then it is a refund, an apology and a customer who does not come back. Multi-location retail needs the storefront to know where the stock physically is, before the order is placed rather than after.

  • Store Picker : Let your customers choose the store they want to buy from.
  • Low stock alert : Show a custom message if the product is running low in stock
  • Store Inventory : Show available inventory for each variant at a location
  • Inventory restriction : Apply location wise restrictions on cart items
  • Storage : Manage storage of items in a store, find and pack items easily
Oat milk, 1LSynced
SoHo store24
Tribeca store6
Harlem store41
Brooklyn warehouse318
Showing 41 in stocknearest location to this customer
What it does

Everything Inventric handles.

Inventory

  • Inventory tracking
  • Multi-location
  • SKUs
  • Real-time sync
  • Inventory reports

Storefront widgets

  • Store picker
  • Stock counter
  • Low stock alerts
  • Out of stock notifications
  • Cart restrictions
  • Pop-ups
Works with

It fits the stack you already run.

Built for Checkout, Shopify Admin.

Questions

Inventric, answered.

Yes. The store picker lets them choose a location, and the product page shows available inventory for each variant at that location rather than a pooled total.

Want Inventric set up around your business?

Tell us how you operate today. We'll configure it, test it end to end and hand it over working.

No cost for the call · No pressure to commit · You'll leave with a plan either way