Streamlining Your Handmade Business with Craftybase Integrations Managing a handmade business means wearing many hats, but manually updating inventory shouldn't be one of them. The integrations available at Craftybase act as a bridge between where you sell and where you track your production, ensuring your data remains accurate across all platforms. Top Marketplace & Ecommerce Integrations Craftybase connects to the most popular platforms used by makers, allowing you to pull orders, products, and fees automatically. Etsy : Automatically syncs orders and fees. For those using the Stock Push feature , Craftybase can also update your Etsy inventory levels in real-time as you manufacture or sell items. Shopify : Orders flow in automatically, and raw materials are deducted based on your recipes. Like Etsy, Shopify supports automatic stock updates to prevent overselling. Amazon : Imports orders, listings, and complex fee structures. It’s particularly useful for calculating true COGS by factoring in Amazon’s specific charges against your material costs. Other Platforms

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Craftybase is designed to pull data from where you sell. These integrations import your products and orders automatically, typically on an hourly or daily schedule depending on your plan. Connect WooCommerce with Craftybase

For those who have moved to their own website, Craftybase plays just as nicely.

: Through integrations with QuickBooks Online and Xero, the software can push journal entries and purchase orders directly to a user's books. This ensures that the valuation of raw materials and finished goods is accurately reflected in financial statements without manual spreadsheet exports.

Let’s say you process 50 orders a week.

Craftybase is incredibly powerful on its own for COGS and manufacturing tracking. But when you connect it to the tools you already use? That is when the magic happens. Let’s look at how Craftybase integrations can give you back your weekends.