Does Invechar replace Shopify?

No. Shopify stays your storefront and checkout. Invechar becomes the system that owns stock, costs and purchasing across Shopify and your other channels.

Which Shopify location does Invechar update?

Your primary Shopify location. Stock in your other locations is tracked in Invechar per warehouse.

Will connecting change my Shopify stock straight away?

No. Connecting only reads. The first push shows every difference first and stays blocked while the first import has drifts open for review.

Can I connect two Shopify stores?

One store per workspace for now. To switch stores, disconnect the current one first.

Where do product costs come from?

Purchase orders you receive in Invechar, with freight, duty and fees included. Shopify's cost per item is used only where no purchase order cost exists yet.

Shopify Inventory Management for Brands That Sell Everywhere

Connect your store with its handle. Invechar imports products, costs, vendors and your full order history, then keeps Shopify stock true while you add Amazon, eBay or Google Shopping.

Exactly What Syncs With Shopify

Products and Variants (Into Invechar): Every product, variant, barcode and attribute, at connect and then on a schedule.
Orders (Into Invechar): Your full order history at connect, then new orders as they arrive.
Cost per Item (Into Invechar): Used for profit only where no purchase order cost exists yet. Vendors become suppliers.
Available Stock (Out to the Channel): Your sellable number for your primary Shopify location, as stock changes and in a safe sweep every 3 hours.
Prices and Listings (Out to the Channel): Approved price changes, and listings you publish or update from Invechar.
Fulfillment and Tracking (Out to the Channel): When you ship, Shopify gets the shipment with carrier and tracking.

How You Connect Shopify

Enter Your Store Handle: In Integrations press Connect on Shopify and enter your handle: the part after admin.shopify.com/store/, or the name before .myshopify.com.
Approve Invechar in Shopify: Shopify asks you to approve the app. Invechar never sees your password.
The First Sync Runs: Products, full order history, costs, barcodes and vendors import. When it finishes, your Brain shows its first three wins.
Review, Then Push Stock: The first stock push to Shopify shows a preview of every difference. It stays blocked while the first import has open drifts, so nothing is overwritten by surprise.
One Shopify store connects per workspace today. Units at Amazon FBA never count toward Shopify stock.

What Your Brain Does on Shopify

Drift Checks Every 3 Hours: Shopify stock is compared with your pool. A mismatch becomes a reviewable fix, never a silent overwrite, and pushes pause for that product until you decide.
Restock Before You Run Out: Your Brain forecasts from your own order history and proposes purchase orders with order-by dates per supplier.
Costs It Finds Missing: Products with no cost become a task, so profit and reorder math never rest on a zero.
Sell the Same Catalog Elsewhere: Publish your Shopify products to eBay, Amazon or Etsy, or list them on Google with a live feed, all from the same stock pool.

Good to Know

Another app that also changes Shopify stock will fight with Invechar. Turn it off before you start pushing stock, then reconcile any drift on the Stock ledger.

Questions

Does Invechar replace Shopify?: No. Shopify stays your storefront and checkout. Invechar becomes the system that owns stock, costs and purchasing across Shopify and your other channels.
Which Shopify location does Invechar update?: Your primary Shopify location. Stock in your other locations is tracked in Invechar per warehouse.
Will connecting change my Shopify stock straight away?: No. Connecting only reads. The first push shows every difference first and stays blocked while the first import has drifts open for review.
Can I connect two Shopify stores?: One store per workspace for now. To switch stores, disconnect the current one first.
Where do product costs come from?: Purchase orders you receive in Invechar, with freight, duty and fees included. Shopify's cost per item is used only where no purchase order cost exists yet.