Inventory
Bring inFlow inventory and wholesale activity into one view.
Connect inFlow stock, barcodes, sales orders, and B2B pricing with the rest of your commerce operations. Give wholesale and DTC teams clearer shared product context.
Inventory
Connect inFlow stock, barcodes, sales orders, and B2B pricing with the rest of your commerce operations. Give wholesale and DTC teams clearer shared product context.
inFlow supports wholesale inventory, barcodes, and B2B sales. Unison brings available stock and order context together with the products sold through DTC and marketplaces, while keeping wholesale and consumer pricing distinct.
Bring inFlow stock, sales orders, barcodes, and B2B pricing into the shared commerce view, with wholesale prices kept separate from DTC pricing.
See inFlow on-hand stock alongside wholesale and DTC activity. Barcodes remain the identifiers inFlow already uses, helping teams connect the same SKU across picks and channel listings.
Connect sales orders and B2B prices while keeping wholesale pricing separate from DTC pricing. If Faire carries the same product, teams can compare the wholesale terms in context with inFlow’s showroom pricing.
Unison brings inventory and B2B order context into AI-assisted workflows. Where stock or wholesale price updates are in scope, your team can review and approve changes before they are applied. People continue to own B2B work managed in inFlow.
Where stock or wholesale price updates are in the agreed scope, proposed changes are reviewed by your team before they are applied. Marketplace pricing remains managed through its own channel workflow.
Give AI-assisted workflows access to the stock, sales order, and B2B price information that is available through your inFlow connection. Your team defines the information and actions in scope.
When B2B orders are managed in the inFlow portal, your team continues that work there. Unison can help make relevant stock and price context easier to review without replacing the people who manage wholesale orders.
Bring inFlow inventory, B2B prices, and sales orders together with DTC activity, reducing the need to reconcile separate views by hand.
Review inFlow B2B sales orders and DTC orders with shared stock context. Wholesale and DTC prices remain distinct, while proposed stock updates stay subject to your team’s review.
If Faire is part of your stack, review its wholesale pricing alongside inFlow’s showroom price. Connected product context helps teams spot differences and decide what needs attention.
We’ll discuss how you manage inventory and B2B orders, who owns product pricing, and how inFlow fits with your other sales channels.
We’ll clarify whether inFlow is the inventory source wholesale and marketplace teams should use, and how to handle differences between systems.
We’ll learn who takes B2B orders, which work stays in the inFlow portal, and how wholesale prices relate to channels such as Faire.
Together, we’ll define which inFlow information supports your workflows and which changes should remain subject to human review.
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