StockTie
One stock. Many listings. Tied.
StockTie links Shopify variants that share the same physical inventory — and suggests ties your catalogue is already hinting at.
Shared physical stock
Red tee
TEE-RED-S
Red tee · SS25
COL-TEE-RED-S
Tie active. Sale on either listing moves shared stock.
Shopify tracks inventory per variant. Real warehouses do not. The same shirt sold as a standalone SKU and inside a seasonal listing is one pile of fabric — until one sale leaves the other listing overselling.
Bundles, dual listings, piece-vs-case packing, multi-channel stock: the pattern is the same. Separate numbers for a single physical thing.
StockTie makes that shared reality explicit. You tie the variants once. Sales on either side move the same stock.
Shared physical stock
Red tee
TEE-RED-S
Red tee · SS25
COL-TEE-RED-S
Link TEE-RED-S ↔ COL-TEE-RED-S?
Same shelf. Different listings.
Same item, two listings
One article sold under different titles or seasonal SKUs — one physical count behind both.
Bundles and kits
Selling a kit scales its components; selling a component reduces kit availability.
Piece and case
Sell by the unit and by the pack of twelve. One piece sold scales a twelfth of a case.
Suggested links
The app finds likely matches in your catalogue and proposes the tie — you decide.
How it works.
Install and open your catalogue
Review suggested ties — accept or dismiss
Stock moves together across linked listings
Pricing announced at launch
Billing runs through Shopify, on your regular Shopify invoice.