QuickSync for Square vs B2B Wholesale Discounts

Meet QuickSync: your Square POS integration for inventory and product syncing. Connect Square with your online store and keep stock aligned with less manual work. Keep stock up to date. Sell a pair of shoes in Square and update its stock online. Make an online sale and update Square too. Stock changes flow both ways once products are matched, inventory is aligned and syncing is on. Update products once. Change a price, add a photo or edit a description in your chosen source store. QuickSync copies supported changes to your other store. Connect your locations. Choose which Square locations sync with your online store. Review product matches and select what to sync from one dashboard. Start free. Sync inventory for up to 100 actively syncing variants on the Free plan. Product syncing requires Pro or above. Each size or colour variant counts towards your limit. Requires a Square account and the Stores app on this site. Use matching, unique SKUs and tracked inventory. Supported fields depend on your platforms and settings. Source-store updates can overwrite product edits in your other store.

Sell to wholesale and business customers from the same store you already run. You can sort customers into groups, such as wholesale buyers, distributors or VIP clients, and give each group its own discounts on selected products or categories, as a percentage, a fixed amount off or a fixed price. Group discounts are saved as native automatic discounts, so they're applied in the cart and at checkout alongside your other store discounts. When group members log in, they can also see their prices in product galleries and on product pages. Each discount can have a minimum order amount or quantity and start and end dates, and you decide whether it's shown in the store or only in the cart. Company details collected at signup, such as company name, VAT ID or phone, are shown for each customer in one place. The analytics section helps you follow wholesale orders and revenue compared with other customers, how each group buys, and what each discount brought in and what it cost.