Megaventory is the web-based, inventory and order management software for medium-sized enterprises. If your business relies on the WooCommerce platform, you need to integrate it with Megaventory. Our solution will allow you to keep products and clients synced across WooCommerce, Megaventory, and multiple physical locations in real-time.
The Megaventory Inventory Management extension upgrades your WooCommerce store with more efficient order handling. It syncs incoming WooCommerce orders with the software, where you can track whether they’re verified, shipped, invoiced, or closed. Indeed, Megaventory tracks inventory levels and syncs that information to your store, where customers can find it. At the same time, Megaventory can handle return information and show relevant information in your WooCommerce backend.
The Megaventory Inventory Management plugin requires a Megaventory account subscription. After the extension has been installed in WooCommerce, merchants need to sign up for their separate Megaventory account here. The Megaventory account has a monthly subscription fee – details about the fees are available here.**
Megaventory’s Pricing plan (2 hours of exceptional training included):
Typical use cases for Megaventory Inventory Management have to do with WooCommerce stores that have seen significant growth. For example, businesses that handle many orders per day or have multiple clients sending orders regularly need help tracking the status of each order and the location of their associated products.
The extension is great for retail or wholesale businesses handling apparel, electronics, hardware, and furniture. These are only some of the verticals supported!
A business may receive orders for the same product both on the WooCommerce eshop and an additional channel such as over the phone. In this case, it’s necessary for both channels to refer to the same stock level as the remaining product availability. So, when the phone order is fulfilled (shipped out) it is necessary for the new stock level to be pushed to the eshop. Doing inventory management that way means the next visitor who is ready to place an order over the WooCommerce site will see the updated stock (or an out of stock indication). Visitors can then see exactly how much they can purchase – or place a backorder. In any case, selling the same stock twice can be prevented.
Sometimes orders are coming in from multiple sales channels and with different characteristics (date placed, quantities, values, clients, etc). In such cases, it is key to be able to collect everything in a single list of orders. That way the best decision can be made on what to process first. This list can be consolidated by Megaventory and it can then be prioritized. Consequently, fulfillment can be based on the most important factor each time e.g. ship higher value orders first, ship earlier orders first, etc. Megaventory can handle collecting orders from key sales channels including WooCommerce.Other ecommerce channels are also supported as well as email, phone, sales reps. This extension allows its users a consolidated and efficient workflow when it comes to inventory management.
An example of the above two use cases can be demonstrated in this video overview of how the extension operates between WooCommerce and Megaventory.
Full documentation about the Megaventory Inventory Management extension is available here.
Megaventory is a US software company established in 2010 that develops megaventory.com. More information about Megaventory is available at https://megaventory.com.