One consolidated sales view
Every marketplace and webstore lands in the same place and gets reconciled there, instead of living in four separate seller portals.
Consolidation
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Built for you · Multi-channel
E-Commerce Integration
Every channel’s orders, in one set of books
You sell on Shopee, Lazada, your own Shopify store and maybe GrabFood too. We build the bridge that pulls all of it into one place and pushes it into your accounting and inventory — so stock is true, sales reconcile, and nobody spends the evening copying orders into a spreadsheet.
11+ platforms supported
Posts to your accounting
EDG support available
- One stock position
- No manual order entry
- Built to your workflow
- 11+Platforms integrated
- OneConsolidated stock position
- 0Orders keyed by hand
Sales consolidator — Channel sync
Orders consolidated today184â–² all channels in
Waiting to be matched0â–¼ cleared
SHOPEE
Marketplace orders62 orders · stock pushed back
SyncedLAZADA
Marketplace orders48 orders · stock pushed back
SyncedSHOPIFY
Own webstore41 orders · stock pushed back
SyncedGRABFOOD
Delivery channel33 orders · stock pushed back
Synced- WooCommerce
- Wix
- Qoo10
- Ezbuy
- Redmart
- Deliveroo
- Foodpanda
- Point-of-sales
One stock positionPosts to accounting
Orders consolidated to accounting ✓
E-Commerce Integration at a glance
11+Platforms integrated
OneConsolidated stock position
CustomBuilt to your workflow
EDGGrant support available
Why integrate
Selling everywhere should not mean counting everywhere
Since 2020, most SMEs opened storefronts on several platforms at once. The sales grew; the admin grew faster. This is what a consolidator fixes.
Stock every channel agrees on
One inventory position instead of four that drift apart — so you stop overselling on one platform while another shows the same item as gone.
InventoryOrders stop being retyped
Automated capture removes the manual entry that causes fulfilment and delivery errors in the first place.
AutomationIt reaches accounting
Sales post into your accounting system rather than stopping at a CSV export somebody has to open, clean and re-import.
AccountingVolume stops meaning headcount
Order growth no longer costs you another data-entry hire, because the manual labour does not scale with the order count.
ScalePromotions and pricing stay consistent
Prices and campaigns are managed across channels rather than re-entered platform by platform and quietly falling out of step.
Pricing
What we build
Four parts to every consolidator
This is not a licence you buy off a shelf. It is a build, scoped around the channels you actually sell on and the accounting system you already run.
Connectors to every place you sell
Marketplaces, your own webstore, the food-delivery apps and your point-of-sale — pulled on a schedule or close to real time, whichever the platform allows.
- Shopee order pull
- Lazada order pull
- Qoo10, Ezbuy and Redmart
- WooCommerce webstore
- Shopify webstore
- Wix eCommerce webstore
- Deliveroo, GrabFood and Foodpanda
- Point-of-sale feed
- Scheduled or near-real-time sync
11+ platforms
Your POS included
Different platforms, one order format
Each channel names things its own way. We normalise them once, so a Shopee order and a Shopify order end up as the same kind of record in your system.
- Orders normalised into one format
- Customer mapping
- Item and SKU mapping
- Duplicate handling
- Returns and cancellations
- Multi-currency where required
- Consolidated daily sales
One order format
Consolidated daily sales
One stock position, pushed back out
Orders coming in are only half of it. The count has to go back out to every channel, and failures have to be visible rather than silent.
- Single stock position across channels
- Stock pushed back to each channel
- Low-stock visibility
- Fulfilment status
- Delivery status
- Error handling and retry
One stock position
Retry on failure
Into the books, and readable by channel
Consolidated sales post into your accounting system, and the reporting tells you which channel is actually earning its keep after fees.
- Posts into Million Accounting
- Posts into AutoCount Accounting
- Settlement reconciliation
- Platform fee reconciliation
- Sales by channel
- Margin by channel
- Export for review
Million & AutoCount
Margin by channel
How it works
Three steps from scattered to consolidated
Because it is a build rather than an install, the first step is understanding how you sell — not handing you a licence key.
We map how you actually sell
Which channels you are on, which items you list on each of them, and which accounting system the sales need to land in. That scope is the quote.
We build and connect the consolidator
We build it around your workflow and connect it to each channel, mapping customers and items so the orders arrive as records you recognise.
Orders flow in, stock flows back
Orders come in from every platform, the stock count goes back out to them, and the day’s sales post into your accounts.
Who it's for
Who needs a consolidator
If one person’s week is spent moving orders between a seller portal and a spreadsheet, this is the problem we build for.
Retailers on three or more channels
Sales scattered across marketplaces and a webstore, never consolidated into one number you can trust.
Multi-channelBusinesses whose stock never matches
Four channels, four counts, and none of them agreeing with what is on the shelf.
InventoryF&B on the delivery platforms
Deliveroo, GrabFood and Foodpanda orders arriving all day, each with its own tablet and its own report.
DeliveryOrder volume that outgrew a spreadsheet
Growth that currently costs another pair of hands for every jump in order count.
Scaling- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Wix
- Lazada
- Shopee
- Qoo10
- Ezbuy
- Redmart
- Deliveroo
- GrabFood
- Foodpanda
- Point-of-sales
Trust
Where the orders end up matters
A consolidator sits between your channels and your books, so it has to be traceable at both ends.
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Posts into IRAS-recognised accounting
Consolidated sales land in accounting systems recognised by the authorities, not in a side spreadsheet.
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Audit trail on every order
Each consolidated order keeps its trail back to the channel it came from, so you can prove where a number started.
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EDG support available
The Enterprise Development Grant covers qualifying projects. We help you scope it and see the application through.
Goes with
What sits either side of the consolidator
An integration is only worth building if there is somewhere good for the orders to land. These are the systems we most often connect it to.
Built for you
Customised CRMS
The other side of the same story — a customer system built around how your team actually sells and follows up.
Explore Customised CRMS Desktop licenceMillion Accounting
A full accounting and inventory system for Singapore SMEs — one of the two we post consolidated sales into.
Explore Million Accounting Desktop licenceAutoCount Software
Costing, assembly and stock depth for businesses where inventory is the business — also a destination for consolidated sales.
Explore AutoCount Retail POSMillion POS (Retail)
Your counter is a channel too. A POS feed goes into the same consolidator as the marketplaces.
Explore Million POS
Pricing
Scoped, then quoted
There is no shelf price, because there is no shelf product. We scope the channels, the item mapping and the accounting destination first, then quote the build. On the grant side: EDG supports up to 50% of qualifying costs, with enhanced support quoted at up to 80% plus a 90% SFEC offset for eligible companies — confirm your eligibility with us, as enhanced rates and SFEC are subject to current EnterpriseSG terms.
- Quoted per project, after scoping
- Priced against your channel count, not a seat count
- EDG help from scoping through to claim
Estimated with EDG
Integration project$20,000
EDG support (50%)– $10,000
You pay$10,000
Illustrative figures only. Every consolidator is scoped and quoted per project. EDG support is subject to EnterpriseSG approval; enhanced support of up to 80% and the 90% SFEC offset apply only to eligible companies under current EnterpriseSG terms.
FAQ
E-Commerce Integration, answered
The questions Singapore sellers ask us before a build starts. If yours is not here, our team is one message away.
Talk to usWooCommerce, Shopify, Wix eCommerce, Lazada, Shopee, Qoo10, Ezbuy, Redmart, Deliveroo, GrabFood, Foodpanda and your point-of-sale system. If yours is not on that list, ask — most platforms with an API can be connected.
No. It is a consolidator we build and configure around how you sell, and then support. That is why the first conversation is about your channels rather than about a price list.
Million and AutoCount, and others where an API or an import route exists. Tell us what you run today and we will confirm during scoping.
It depends on how many channels are involved and how clean your item data is. We scope it before quoting, so you get a timeline with the price rather than after it.
EDG covers qualifying projects, and we help with the application from scoping through to claim. Eligibility and the level of support are decided by EnterpriseSG, so we confirm your position before you commit.
Get every channel into one set of books
Pick how you'd like to start — every path is free, no-obligation and tailored to how your business actually works.
Book a Demo
See a consolidator pulling orders and pushing stock back out.
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Scoping Session
Map your channels and your item data with a Singapore specialist.
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Talk to Sales
Scope, timeline and EDG — straight answers.
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