What is Expandly? Expandly Review, Features

What is Expandly? Expandly Review, Features

Expandly is an all-in-one solution for eCommerce retailers to connect, manage, and automate listings, inventory, orders, shipping, and accounting.

 

About Expandly

Expandly is an awesome inventory management system with an entry-level plan that features up to 5,000 SKUs, two sales channels, and unlimited orders, priced at $600 for 12 months.

 

Expandly Features

  • Manage your listings across multiple channels: Upload your products to your marketplace and shopping cart accounts, then update them from one screen.
  • View your orders from every sales channel: Centralize orders from your sales channels, then track them on screen as you pick, pack, and ship.
  • Prevent overselling: Sync inventory levels across all sales channels. Automatically update products, variations, and bundles.
  • Streamline your shipping process: Integrate with any of our carriers and print packing slips, bills of lading, invoices, and shipping labels in bulk for fast shipments.
  • Xero Accounting: Automatically send orders to Xero, simplifying your accounting and reducing administration costs.

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