Core concepts
Business, stores, products, stock and orders, and how they fit together.
User guide
Business, stores, products, stock and orders, and how they fit together.
This page explains the main parts of SellerTower and how they connect. Every screen in the app belongs to one of these parts.
Who can do this: everyone. This page is for reading only.
Business
Your account. One owner, one plan, one currency.
Stores
Each shop in the business. You always keep at least one.
Catalogue
One list of products, shared by every store.
Inventory
How many of each product a store has.
Orders
A sale in one store: items, payment and fulfilment.
Invoices, returns and refunds
The records of a sale, and how it is undone.
A product belongs to the whole business. Its stock belongs to one store.
When you add a product to the catalogue, no store has it yet. You link the product to a store, which starts its stock there at zero, and then add stock. That link is the product's inventory in that store. Ten stores can sell the same product, and each store has its own count.
This is why Products and Inventory are separate sections in the app. The Products & inventory page helps you choose the right one.
Your plan decides which features you can use and how many stores and staff seats are included. On most paid plans you can buy extra seats and give them back later. The free plan does not sell extra seats and has a monthly limit on orders. See Plans & billing.
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