A Shopify Dropshipping App
That Doesn’t Stop at Shopify.
Connect to your supplier’s catalog, keep inventory in sync, and let orders route back to them automatically. Then sell that same catalog on Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop and Walmart — not just your storefront.
Your supplier controls which products you see and what you pay. You decide where to sell them.
Supplier catalog, synced
Enter the connection key your supplier issues. Their products appear in your Shopify catalog at the price they set for you, with stock levels kept live.
Sell beyond your storefront
Connect Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop or Walmart and list the same supplier catalog there. Shopify Collective reaches one channel; this reaches the ones where the orders already are.
Routed back automatically
An order on any connected channel reaches your supplier without you re-keying anything. They see only the orders for their own catalog.
Channels
Setup
Cost To Retailer
Catalog Rules
How it works
Step 1
Install on Shopify
Add Nventory to your Shopify store. No code, no theme edits.
Step 2
Enter your supplier's key
Your supplier issues a connection key and chooses which products you can access — by category, by tag, or hand-picked.
Step 3
Catalog syncs to your store
Their products appear in your Shopify catalog with the price they set for you, and stock levels stay live.
Step 4
Sell beyond Shopify
Connect Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop or Walmart and list the same supplier catalog there too.
Step 5
Orders route back automatically
An order on any connected channel reaches your supplier without you re-keying anything.
What this is not
Nventory is not a supplier marketplace. There is no catalog of suppliers to browse — you connect to a supplier you already work with, using a key they issue. If you are looking for suppliers to source from, start there first.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a Nventory dropshipping app for Shopify?
- Yes. Install Nventory on your Shopify store and connect to a supplier with the key they issue you. Their catalog syncs into your store, and orders you receive route back to them automatically.
- Do I need to be on Shopify to use it?
- No. Shopify is one of the supported channels. A supplier on WooCommerce, Magento or BigCommerce can supply a retailer on Shopify, and a retailer can sell the same catalog on Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop and Walmart.
- How is this different from Shopify Collective?
- Shopify Collective requires both the supplier and the retailer to be on Shopify, is limited to the US, requires Shopify Payments, and has no SKU-level pricing. Nventory has none of those constraints.
- Where do I find suppliers?
- Nventory is not a supplier marketplace. You connect to a supplier you already work with using a connection key they generate. If you do not have a supplier yet, you will need to source one first.
- What does it cost the retailer?
- Nothing. Retailers connect under their supplier's plan and are not billed separately.
- Does inventory stay in sync?
- Yes. Supplier stock levels sync in real time. When a supplier runs out, the product shows as unavailable across your connected channels rather than overselling.