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DIGIT X SHOPIFY
Optimized Shopify inventory software with Digit
Eliminate double entries and win back time to focus on work.
Newly generated orders in Shopify sync to Digit in a couple of minutes, which can be used as the central point of truth for your warehouse staff.
Jumping between two systems while managing orders, inventory, and resources is a recipe for disaster. Automatically syncing data means only having to use one screen.
With orders from Shopify synced to Digit, you can better understand whether your inventory levels are right for meeting current demand.
When sales pick up and orders start to flood the warehouse, by having all your data centralized in Digit you will be able to manage orders without increasing capacity.
Link Digit to your Shopify and other sales channels and accounting tools so information updates across your whole business in real time. You can also build custom connections with our open API for even more flexibility.
Get live visibility into every Shopify order, product, and stock movement as orders flow automatically from Shopify every few minutes, ensuring quick and easy fulfillment.
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From Shopify sales to production and shipping, get complete visibility with live manufacturing data, enabling precise planning, traceability, and on-time delivery.
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The Shopify integration automatically brings your online sales data into Digit so you can manage products, customers, and orders all in one place. It uses a simple one-way connection from Shopify to Digit, pulling in products, customer details, and both new and old sales orders. This setup works best for businesses with one warehouse that pack and ship their own orders and want Digit to handle inventory and fulfillment.
Inventory levels do update, but there is a short delay of several minutes. Your products, customers, and sales orders are brought into Digit every 10 to 15 minutes. Just keep in mind that the sync only works one way, so you should use Digit as the central source of truth when managing your business.
Digit’s multi-level BOMs let you build and manage everything from simple assemblies to complex, nested products with multiple subcomponents. Each BOM supports version control, approvals, and full change tracking, so every build stays accurate and consistent. Costs are automatically rolled up from materials, labor, and overhead, and Digit links BOMs directly to routings so you can see true job and SKU margins in real time. Yield and scrap factors, along with automatic unit conversions, help keep production precise and efficient.
For most Shopify stores, getting started with Digit takes less than an hour.
The setup is simple:
Digit then brings in your products, customers, and orders within minutes. Once everything shows up in Digit, you can check your stock levels and turn on live order syncing. After that, new Shopify orders move into Digit every 10 to 15 minutes, ready for you to fulfill.
Inventory management for Shopify helps track and control products sold in a Shopify store, as well as through other connected sales channels.
Shopify includes built-in tools that let you check stock levels for each product and version (SKU), make manual changes, set low-stock alerts, group products, and manage inventory across different locations and checkout systems. These tools help store owners avoid selling out of stock items and keep a clear view of what is available, sold, on the way, or damaged.
Many store owners use extra tools like Digit to add more advanced features. Digit can sync stock across online stores, marketplaces, and physical shops. It gives real-time updates when products are sold, received, or moved. It also supports barcode scanning for quick and accurate counting and helps manage supplier orders and stock transfers between warehouses. Digit includes batch and serial tracking for complete traceability. Some Shopify inventory software also add deeper analytics, forecasting, and automation to help with more complex needs.
All these tools work together to give one clear and accurate view of inventory from buying to shipping. For smaller stores, Shopify’s built-in tools may be enough. As businesses grow with more products, sales channels, or increase their Shopify warehouse management, connected systems like Digit help automate tasks, improve accuracy, and make operations smoother.
Bring your production, inventory, and shipping together in one system to plan ahead, stop shortages, and deliver on time.
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