inFlow Inventory

The E-Commerce Operations Lead

Stock levels update from sales and purchases across locations, transfers and full counts are supported, reorder points fire per product per location, and fulfilled sales push updated stock to all connected storefronts — the overselling problem I live with is addressed head on. Lots, serial numbers and expiry dates are tracked end to end, with an exportable lot movement history, expiry notifications and a write-off shortcut for expired stock. I found no public information on reorder suggestions driven by sales history, a stated costing method, stock transfers in transit or multi-entity stock, so it stops short of the audit-grade level. 1 6 7

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Bin and aisle locations, goods receipt against purchase orders with lot and expiry assignment, route-sorted pick lists with bulk printing, and automatic allocations that stop two pickers taking the same units cover my daily shift, with scanning on phones, DYMO or Zebra printers or the vendor's own rugged scanner. Picking options steer which sublocation to draw from, including a first-expiring suggestion for dated goods. I found no public information on batch, wave or multi-order picking, putaway suggestions, packing verification, or pick and error rates per user and shift. 6 7 8 9

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Labels are bought through ShipStation and EasyPost against my own carrier accounts (FedEx, UPS, USPS and Purolator are the named ones), with a claimed price comparison across carriers, saved parcel sizes, and a shipment confirmation email to the customer when the carrier collects. Returns are handled on the sales order with refund, credit and restock-or-discard, which is workable but manual. I found no public information on bulk label printing, tracking numbers written back to my shop, customs paperwork beyond a prefilled VAT/Tax ID, pickup points, or a self-service returns portal — the customs pack for Switzerland and the January returns wave are exactly where the pages go quiet. 6 10 11

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I found no public information on pallet, groupage or truckload freight, sea or air shipments, quotes or tenders, transport documents such as CMR, or emissions per shipment. The product pages position inFlow around inventory, orders and parcel labels, and the single freight reference I found is a cost-recording field on sales orders, which is bookkeeping rather than transport management. 1 10

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Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, Squarespace and Square cover my shop and marketplace channels, QuickBooks Online and Xero cover the accounting side, and there is a documented REST API with read and write, key management and pagination, plus Zapier and an MCP server for automation. Exit is documented unusually honestly: self-serve exports to CSV, Excel or PDF for products, stock, customers, orders and purchase orders, with the exclusions (manufacture orders, attachments, most addresses) stated. Against that, the API sits behind a paid add-on on select plans, the support team cannot assist with API questions directly, and I found no public information on webhooks, EDI, or documented rate limits and versioning. 1 6 12 13

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The contracting entity is Archon Systems Inc., an Ontario corporation, and all service data is hosted in Microsoft's North Central US Azure region in Illinois; I found no public information on an EU hosting option, and every recipient address on every label flows through that chain. The privacy policy does name Azure, points to a subprocessor list on the vendor's trust centre that is not among the pages I read, explains that I remain controller for my own data, and claims GDPR compliance with EU model clauses and an annually audited SOC 2. A solid paper trail, but with a Canadian entity and US hosting it sits at the basic level rather than a European one. 3 4 5

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The four inventory tiers are priced publicly — Lite 79, Core 229, Pro 389 and Max 539 EUR per month billed annually, with a stated annual saving of 20% — alongside member options of 2, 5, 10 and 20, unlimited products, sales, purchases and integrations on all plans, a required one-time 399 EUR onboarding, optional packages at 799 and 2299 EUR, extra training at 169 EUR per hour and the Stockroom add-on from 29 EUR per month. Before I could compute a real annual cost I would still need the API add-on's price, the plans that include lot tracking and single sign-on, hardware prices, VAT treatment and the tier price at each member count beyond the starting figures. The captured pages also give different figures for the currency — EUR on the pricing page, USD payable in the terms — so a European buyer should confirm that before signing. 3 4 7 12

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