Does Seegea track inventory in real time?

Seegea reads Shopify and PrestaShop stock levels via API and webhooks. The grid refreshes in near real time (5–15 seconds). When you edit a stock level in Seegea, the push to Shopify or PrestaShop is immediate.

Can I track inventory across multiple Shopify locations?

Yes. Seegea reads all Shopify locations and displays per-location stock in the catalog grid — one column per location. You can filter, compare and edit per location without leaving the table.

What happens to inventory tracking if a webhook fails?

Seegea periodically reconciles stock levels against the Shopify/PrestaShop API, independent of webhooks. If a webhook drops, the next reconciliation cycle catches the discrepancy and flags it in the grid.

Can I set low-stock alerts in Seegea?

Yes. You can configure stock thresholds per product or per category. When any SKU crosses a threshold, it is surfaced in the catalog grid with a visual alert, ready for inline correction.

E-commerce inventory tracking: trustworthy storefront stock

Physical inventory lives in your ERP or WMS. Published inventory — what your customers see — lives in Shopify, PrestaShop and your marketplace feeds. The moment between a warehouse movement and a storefront update is where stockouts and oversells are born. Seegea closes that gap with a catalog-layer tracking grid your team can actually use.

Seegea does not replace your ERP. It gives your e-commerce team a single, fast interface to monitor published stock, catch discrepancies before customers do, and fix them inline — without CSV exports, developer help, or a two-hour audit ritual.

Tracks published stock across your stack

Where inventory tracking breaks down in practice

Webhook drops silently

A Shopify webhook fails to deliver a stock decrement. The product shows 5 units in stock; the warehouse is empty. The next order triggers a refund and a support ticket.

Multi-location priority wrong

Location A has 30 units, Location B has 0. Checkout routes all orders to B. Every order becomes unfulfillable until someone notices and re-prioritises the location.

New variant missing from tracking

A variant is created in Shopify but not declared on the secondary warehouse. It sells normally but ships from the wrong location — or not at all.

How Seegea tracks inventory across your catalog

Grid with live stock per location

Every SKU, every variant, every Shopify location or PrestaShop warehouse — one row per variant, one column per location. Filter below threshold, sort by velocity, edit inline.

Anomaly detection

Negative stock, variants with no location assigned, SKUs with a threshold of 0: Seegea flags these automatically. You correct in the grid, push is immediate.

Full audit trail per product

Every stock edit is versioned. You can see who changed what and when. Rollback restores the previous version and re-pushes to the CMS in one click.

Capability	Shopify / PrestaShop native	Seegea
Multi-location stock view	Scattered, product by product	Grid, one column per location
Below-threshold filter	No native view	Built-in filter, any threshold
Inline stock correction	One variant at a time	Bulk select, fill down, instant push
Rollback on wrong bulk edit	Not available	Ctrl+Z, CMS re-push
Anomaly detection	None	Negative stock, missing SKU, etc.

The best inventory tracking setup is one your team actually uses daily. Seegea is designed to be opened every morning like a spreadsheet — not once a quarter for a panic audit.

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Track your inventory live in Seegea

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Seegea was built by an e-commerce team that spent years debugging stock discrepancies before deciding to solve the problem properly. Every tracking feature comes from a real incident — not from a product roadmap meeting. Shopify and PrestaShop only.

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FAQ

Inventory tracking is the continuous monitoring of stock levels across all locations and sales channels. In e-commerce, it spans ERP (physical), Shopify/PrestaShop (published), and marketplace feeds (Google Shopping, Amazon). Seegea focuses on the published layer — keeping your storefront numbers accurate.