New to SyncTec? Start here. This guide explains what the app does, the two kinds of stores, and exactly which guide to read next.
You own the products and the warehouse. This step-by-step guide gets your source store fully set up: create your team, share your Team ID, approve destination stores, and understand what SyncTec imports for you.
You want to sell someone else's products without holding stock. This guide walks a destination store from install to live: join a source store with a Team ID, get approved, choose a plan, and sync your first products.
Learn how to stock your destination store from the source store's catalog: syncing single products, bulk syncing, how currency conversion and plan limits work, and what Un-Sync really does.
Collections are the product groups that organize a storefront. This guide shows source stores how to create and share them, and destination stores how to import them — including why some smart collections can't be imported yet.
Sync Lock lets you personalize synced products with your own descriptions, images, or prices, without losing the automatic updates from the source store. Here is the simple mental model for getting it right.
When a customer buys from a destination store, where does the order go? This guide follows an order end to end: Order Push to the source store, shipping, tracking, and what to do if a push fails.
Returns, refunds, exchanges, and cancellations can happen on either store. This guide explains how SyncTec keeps the source and destination stores in agreement automatically.
Location Groups are how SyncTec knows which warehouse is which, so stock always lands in the right place. This beginner-friendly guide explains what they are and how to set one up.
SyncTec bills source stores and destination stores differently. This guide lays out both in plain numbers, explains trials and free options, and helps you pick the right one.
SKUs are how SyncTec matches products across stores, so duplicate or missing SKUs are the number-one cause of sync problems. Here is why they matter and how to keep them clean.