Bring orders, inventory, customers, and operations together.
Your store sells. TUKO connects it to stock, suppliers, expenses, and your team — then turns all of it into a ranked list of what to do next.
Your store is the front. TUKO is the back office.
Connect the platforms you already sell on — the operations layer underneath is TUKO.
Orders from every channel
Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace orders sync into one list — alongside the orders you take in person or by message. One queue, not four tabs.
One stock ledger
Sales from every channel deduct from the same inventory — per-location counts, reorder points, and stockout signals computed on the real number.
Customers, unified
Store customers become TUKO customers with full order history — which powers reorder, win-back, and high-value signals instead of sitting in a silo.
What TUKO watches for online sellers
Signals computed from your real synced data — estimates always labeled, never blended into actuals.
Abandoned carts
Carts left behind surface as recovery opportunities with estimated value clearly marked — a follow-up list instead of a shrug.
Bestsellers at risk
Stockout-risk signals on your fastest movers — the products a sold-out badge hurts most on — with a purchase order one tap away.
Slow movers
Listings that aren't selling flag as slow-moving stock — bundle them, promote them, or stop reordering, backed by their own sales history.
Repeat-buyer signals
Customers due to reorder, cross-sell and bundle matches, review-request and referral candidates — retention found in order history.
Margin watch
Margin-decline signals compare product cost against selling price across your orders — ad-driven discounting and supplier creep stay visible.
The whole cost picture
Expenses, supplier orders, and payroll sit beside the sales data — so "we're busy" can be checked against "we're profitable."
Connects to the platforms you already use
TUKO integrates with Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace for storefronts; Square, Toast, Lightspeed for point-of-sale; and QuickBooks Online, Xero, FreshBooks, Salesforce on the operations side. You pick what syncs — customers, products, orders, payments, expenses, inventory — and TUKO keeps it current.
See the full list and how each connection works on the integrations page.
E-commerce questions, answered
Which e-commerce platforms does TUKO integrate with?
TUKO connects to Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace for stores; Square, Toast, and Lightspeed for point-of-sale; and QuickBooks Online, Xero, FreshBooks, and Salesforce on the operations side. You choose what syncs — customers, products, orders, payments, expenses, and inventory.
Does TUKO replace my online store?
No — TUKO is the operations layer behind it. Your storefront stays where it is; TUKO pulls the orders, customers, and products into one workspace where stock, expenses, team, and intelligence live.
How does TUKO help with e-commerce inventory?
Synced orders update one stock ledger with per-location on-hand counts. Low-stock, stockout-risk, overstock, and slow-moving signals fire from your own reorder points and sales pace — bestsellers get reordered before they sell out.
What does TUKO's daily brief show an online seller?
A ranked list of what needs attention: abandoned carts worth recovering, customers due to reorder, low stock on products that are selling, overdue balances, and expense or margin anomalies — each with its evidence and a recommended action.
Your store sells. TUKO runs the rest.
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