Six systems. One platform. Every channel in sync.
Listings, pricing, inventory, warehouse, orders and reports for Noon, Amazon, Shopify and Salla — run from one place.
No credit card.
| Time | Channel | Exception | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11:58 | AMAZON | Image below 1000px on CB-4471 — auto-fix queued | Auto-fix |
| 11:41 | SHOPIFY | Price drift AED 4 on CB-3310 — parity push pending | Review |
| 10:15 | NOON | Low stock: CB-2087 at buffer | Review |
Most sellers run six disconnected tools and reconcile them by hand. ChannelBlocks replaces the patchwork with one operating system.
One block per job. Assembled into an OS.
Publish once to every channel; QC exceptions come back graded.
AABQC-gradedRules compute the price per channel; parity is enforced.
cost 120 + fees 18 → AED 249Receive, grade, put away, pick and pack with barcodes.
GRN-1182 → bin A-14 → pickOne stock count with a buffer that guards against overselling.
buffer 2 · oversells ±0Every channel's orders in one queue; returns graded on the way back.
NewPickingShippedRevenue, fees and returns reconciled across channels.
Link Noon, Amazon, Shopify and Salla with your seller credentials.
Listings, prices and stock flow both ways and stay in agreement.
Marketplace exceptions land in one queue — graded, explained, resolved.
Orders route to pick, pack and dispatch with the paperwork attached.
Fees, payouts and stock settle into one report.
| Time | Channel | Exception | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11:58 | AMAZON | Image below 1000px on CB-4471 — auto-fix queued | Auto-fix |
| 11:41 | SHOPIFY | Price drift AED 4 on CB-3310 — parity push pending | Review |
| 10:15 | NOON | Low stock: CB-2087 at buffer | Review |
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Today's operations in one glance — orders, exceptions, health, revenue.
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Exceptions caught before they become oversells, each with its fix state.
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Every channel's last sync, timestamped and health-checked.
“We stopped overselling the week we connected both marketplaces.”
“Price changes used to be a spreadsheet ritual. Now it's one push.”
“Rejections stopped sitting unseen in seller panels.”