Listing Mirror

Selling the same goods on Walmart, Amazon, eBay and Shopify usually means editing each listing four times. Listing Mirror is multi-channel software that puts product listings and stock for those marketplaces into one system, so a change to a title, price or photo is made once and pushed to every connected channel.

Stock counts that follow sales

Inventory is synchronised across channels as sales occur. The company says this helps prevent overselling and the cancellations that can follow it.

Pricing and fulfilment routing

Prices can be set channel by channel to reflect each marketplace's fees and the margin a seller wants, or the system can be connected to a dynamic repricing tool. Orders are routed to the right place automatically: one of the seller's own warehouses, Amazon's fulfilment service, Walmart's fulfilment service or an outside logistics firm. Tracking details are sent back to the marketplace that took the order.

An assistant that drafts missing fields

An AI assistant reads a seller's existing product data and proposes values for fields a marketplace requires but the listing lacks. Nothing is published until the seller approves it. Listing Mirror says its average customer has stayed about three and a half years, and it offers setup help, ongoing support and customised integrations with a seller's existing systems.