How to sell online and in-store from one stock
Selling online and in-store breaks when each channel keeps its own stock. The fix is one system of record for both. RushFlow runs your shops and your online store — plus Shopify or WooCommerce — from one inventory and one ledger.
The problem
Separate online and in-store stock causes overselling and reconciliation headaches.
- Two stock figures
- Oversells across channels
- Books that do not agree
The approach with RushFlow
The built-in online store and Shopify/WooCommerce sync share one stock and post to one ledger.
- Built-in online store on shared stock
- Shopify/WooCommerce sync
- Online store as a branch
- One set of books across channels
Frequently asked questions
Can I sell online and in-store from one stock?+
Yes. The built-in store and Shopify/WooCommerce sync share one inventory, so you do not oversell.
Do online orders post to accounting?+
Yes, like any sale, with revenue and cost of goods sold posted automatically.
Is the online store treated like a branch?+
Yes — orders notify staff, are claimed and fulfilled, and post to the books.
Do I need Shopify or WooCommerce?+
No, RushFlow has its own store; but if you use them, they sync.
Run your entire business on RushFlow
POS, inventory, accounting, branches, team and an online store — one connected system.