Unlimited product listings
The platform itself does not cap listings. Your plan sets the size: Growth covers up to 5,000 products and Enterprise has no product limit.
Features · Catalogue and inventory
Products, variants and stock counts kept in one place you can trust.
List as many products as you sell, with size, colour and other variants, and track stock for each one. Stock that sits in more than one godown can be handled too, as a module we build for you.
ShopenUpInventoryAK
A moving band of sample orders from Indian cities, with the item, amount, payment method and status. The orders are made up.
The problem
Thousands of SKUs and a stock count nobody trusts
A wholesaler with a few thousand designs, each in several colours, ends up with stock in a spreadsheet, prices in a second file and photos in a shared folder. When a buyer asks whether design 4127 is available in maroon, someone walks to the rack to check. Orders get accepted for pieces that sold out yesterday.
Works on day one
What catalogue and inventory includes
Variants and attributes
Set attributes such as colour, size, fabric or pack size, and each combination becomes a variant with its own price, SKU and stock count.
Categories and tags
Sort a large catalogue into categories buyers browse and tags your team filters by, such as season, supplier or price band.
Inventory tracking
Stock goes down when an order is placed and back up when one is cancelled, per variant, so the store stops selling what you do not have.
Digital and physical products
Physical goods and digital items such as catalogues or design files sit in the same product list.
Built or connected for you when needed
- Multi warehouse. If stock sits in a shop, a godown and a job worker's unit, we build a module that tracks each location and decides which one ships an order.
- Tally or ERP sync. When your stock and item master already live in Tally or an ERP, we build the sync so the store and your books agree.
Custom work is built by the Code Colonies technology team on 2good.dev terms: you pay after you accept it. See the full list.
How it works
A day with catalogue and inventory
- Step 1Set up attributesDefine the attributes you sell by, such as colour, size and fabric, once for the whole store.
- Step 2Load the catalogueAdd products with their variants, prices and SKUs. For a large catalogue our team helps you move the data in.
- Step 3Enter opening stockRecord the current count for each variant so the store knows what can be sold.
- Step 4Let orders move stockEach order, cancellation and adjustment updates the count. Check the inventory report when you reorder.
One stock count
An order anywhere takes the unit off everywhere.
Your storefront, the link in your Instagram bio, orders taken on WhatsApp and dealer orders all draw on the same count.
Order #4870 on the storefront, 1 unit
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ShopenUpProduct: Georgette saree 4127AK
Product: Georgette saree 4127
- Category
- Georgette sarees
- Variants
- 5 colours
- Price per piece
- ₹1,250
- Total stock
- 164 pieces
- Tags
- Festive, 2026
- Product created
- Variants added
- Opening stock entered
- Photos for all colours
An example
A Surat saree wholesaler
A Surat wholesaler carries about 3,000 saree designs, most in four to six colours, and sells to retailers across Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. On ShopenUp each design is one product with colour as the attribute, so a retailer sees every shade on one page. Stock is tracked per colour, and a variant shows as sold out the moment the last piece goes. Their stock also sits in two godowns, which the standard store treats as one count. They decide to keep a single count for now and revisit a multi warehouse module after the wedding season.
Illustrative example with sample data.
Questions
About catalogue and inventory
How many products can I list?
Listings are limited only by your plan. The Growth plan covers up to 5,000 products, and Enterprise has no product limit.
Can I track stock across two godowns?
Not on day one. The standard store keeps one stock count per variant. Tracking several locations is a multi warehouse module that we build for you.
Can stock sync with Tally?
Yes, as integration work. We build a sync between the store and your Tally or ERP data so you do not enter stock twice.
Keep going
Related parts and reading
Feature
Orders and fulfilment
Every order in one list, from payment to doorstep, with the buyer kept informed.
Learn moreFeature
Reports
See what sold, what is left and what to reorder, from the admin.
Learn moreGuide
Structuring a catalogue with thousands of variants
A catalogue with a few thousand SKUs works well or badly mostly because of decisions made before anything is uploaded: what counts as a product, what counts as a variant, and how codes are written. A Surat saree wholesaler serves as the worked example.
Learn moreTrades that lean on catalogue and inventory
See the store running with your own products.
Send a few products and your trickiest order. The demo shows them in the admin and on a storefront, with a plain list of native and custom parts.