Automate inventory, order routing, and tracking across every sales channel.

Drop Ship Flows replaces manual inventory updates, repetitive order entry, and tracking uploads with one rules-driven dropship operations workflow.

Can I disable a sales channel without deleting its setup?

Yes. Disable channel pauses new syncing and processing, preserves credentials, settings, mappings, and history, and frees its channel slot. Enable channel restores the saved setup, subject to active billing and an available slot. Work already in progress may finish. Disabling does not cancel supplier orders or automatically change paid subscription add-ons.

Which orders count toward my plan?

Imports use no order credits. Successful supplier submissions use 1 credit per customer order; own-warehouse-only submissions use 0.5 credits, including inventory syncing when enabled. Each submission round is capped at 1 credit across suppliers and warehouses.

What happens when I resubmit or retry an order?

Intentional resubmissions count again when successful: 1 credit for suppliers or 0.5 for own-warehouse-only fulfillment. Failed-attempt retries stay in the original round. Duplicate requests, failures, tracking updates, and additional shipments use no additional credits. Cancellation after successful submission does not reverse credits.

What does dropship automation software do?

It connects sales channels with suppliers and warehouses so inventory updates, order routing, purchase orders, shipment status, and tracking can move through one workflow.

Can Drop Ship Flows route one product to multiple suppliers?

Yes. Products can be linked to supplier or warehouse sources and evaluated using configured rules such as inventory availability, priority, proximity, and single-shipment preference.

Does Drop Ship Flows support a seller's own warehouse?

Yes. A seller's own warehouse can participate as a fulfillment source alongside connected dropship suppliers.