Today, Tanqory tags every order by sales channel and reports performance per channel, and connects major carriers like DHL and Easyship for shipping. Deep marketplace, social, and point-of-sale integrations are on our roadmap.
Our goal is to treat each sales channel as a governed system with its own catalog, pricing, inventory, and fulfilment rules — not a passive connection. The capabilities below are on our roadmap, not available today.
Planned: define which products, variants, and collections are available per channel, with attribute-based filtering and SKU-level control.
Example of the intended model: one channel limited to wholesale-tagged products; another with the full catalog minus excluded categories.
Planned: give each channel its own pricing ruleset — markups, discounts, currency conversion, or custom price lists.
Example of the intended model: a marketplace channel with a set markup; a B2B channel on contract pricing.
Planned: allocate inventory per channel with priority rules and safety stock to prevent overselling.
Example of the intended model: reserve a share of stock for your direct store before other channels draw from it.
Planned: route orders from each channel to specific warehouses, dropshippers, or 3PL partners.
Example of the intended model: route each channel's orders to the fulfilment path that fits it best.
The aim: channels become structured, governed systems. This is the direction we're building toward.
Every order carries a sales-channel tag, so your reports show how each channel performs. Shipping runs through built-in carrier integrations (DHL Express, Easyship). Two-way marketplace and storefront sync is on our roadmap.
An order is placed and tagged with its sales channel
The tag flows into your analytics
Reports break down sales and orders by channel
You see which channels perform best
Choose a carrier at checkout (DHL Express or Easyship)
Live rates are calculated for the order
The label and tracking are created
Tracking updates flow back to the order
Planned: inventory and price changes propagate to connected channels
Planned: external orders import automatically
Planned: channel-specific rules apply on import
Planned: status flows back to each platform
Today: tag orders by channel and report on them. Roadmap: automatic two-way sync with external channels.
We're building toward connecting these channel types as managed entities. They are planned, not available today. Shipping carriers (DHL Express, Easyship) are the integrations available now.
Planned support for marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Etsy — listing management, order import, and inventory sync.
Planned two-way sync with other storefronts for products, orders, customers, and inventory.
Planned catalog publishing and order management for social shopping channels.
Planned wholesale channels with contract pricing, bulk ordering, and account-based access.
Planned point-of-sale support to unify inventory across online and physical locations.
Planned Channel API so you can build your own channel with full control over data flow and logic.
The plan: any channel, one system. Available today: per-channel analytics and carrier shipping.
Available today. Track performance per sales channel and compare sales, order volume, and trends across the channels you tag.
Revenue, order volume, average order value, and growth trends per channel.
Order counts and patterns by channel over the period you choose.
See how much of your sales comes from each channel you tag.
Compare a channel's performance against a previous period.
Data-driven decisions about which channels to prioritise — from the channel tags on your orders.
Planned. The automation rules below describe where we're taking channel management. They are not available today.
Planned: adjust prices based on inventory levels, demand, or time-based rules.
Intended example: raise price when stock runs low; revert on a schedule.
Planned: update titles, descriptions, and attributes to channel best practices.
Intended example: generate marketplace-ready product copy from your attributes.
Planned: redistribute inventory across channels based on sales velocity and priority.
Intended example: shift stock toward the channel that's selling fastest.
Planned: push promotions and sale campaigns to selected channels with start and end dates.
Intended example: apply a seasonal discount to chosen channels, then revert automatically.
The aim: channels run routine work automatically, with people in the loop for the calls that matter.
For the integrations available today (DHL Express, Easyship), Tanqory handles failures gracefully so your orders keep moving.
The checkout falls back to your configured shipping options so the order can still complete.
Customers can check out even if a live rate is briefly unavailable.
The order is flagged for review with the error details, rather than failing silently.
You see exactly what went wrong and can retry.
Tracking syncs when the carrier returns data; the order keeps its last known status until then.
No lost orders, and a clear status at every step.
Graceful failure handling is built into the shipping integrations available today.
Tanqory ships a real Store API and SDK you can build on today. A dedicated Channel API for custom marketplace connectors is on our roadmap.
Work with products, orders, inventory, and customers through the documented Store API and @tanqory/sdk.
Subscribe to events such as orders created, orders fulfilled, and products updated, with signature verification.
Import and update catalog data in bulk through the API.
Planned: a dedicated API to configure channels and run two-way channel sync.
Build on a real API today; a dedicated Channel API is on the way.
Built for businesses that sell in more than one place and want clear reporting today — and are planning for deeper channel integration as we ship it.
Selling in more than one place and wanting unified reporting and consistent operations across channels.
Adding new sales channels over time and wanting per-channel visibility from day one.
Running direct-to-consumer and (on our roadmap) wholesale channels with their own rules.
Combining online stores with (on our roadmap) marketplace and in-store presence.