No. I Channels

One catalog.
Every channel.

Your products sell in more places than ever — and every place wants a different feed, a different format, and a different set of rules. We syndicate from one source of truth, pool the inventory, and govern the feeds so a listing never quietly dies somewhere you don’t look.

Sell everywhere.
Count stock
once.

No. II · The roster

The places your customers already shop.

Not a list of possible integrations. The channels we run today — each one connected to the same PIM, the same inventory pool, and the same order desk.

Amazon

SP-API listings, FBA inventory as a source, and recovery tooling for the account health problems that strand sellers.

Walmart

Native listings and order contracts — read paths covered by tests, not hope.

eBay

Listings, pricing, and order flow through the same catalog mutation boundary as every other channel.

Wayfair

Catalog, pricing, and fulfillment messaging handled end to end.

Overstock

Content and description sync, kept consistent with the source catalog.

Google

Merchant Center feeds with real publish rules — condition, product type, grouped-product children — plus Google Ads feedback loops.

Meta

Shops and ads feeds behind explicit governance: create and delete paths are deliberate, reviewed actions, not cron accidents.

Faire

Wholesale marketplace capture — orders flow into the same order desk as everything else.

Plus your Hyva storefront, wholesale & retail buyers, and Shopify connectors — all reading the same catalog. Wholesale & retail →

No. III

Feed governance,
not feed spam.

Anyone can blast a CSV at a marketplace. The difference between a channel program and a channel mess is what happens when an upload fails, a price mismatches, or a listing gets suppressed at 2 a.m.

  1. One inventory pool

    One stock count per SKU, broadcast to storefront, Amazon, Google, Meta, Faire, and wholesale. Double-sells are a design failure, not bad luck.

  2. Honest outcomes

    Uploads with uncertain outcomes stay pending and surface for review — never blind-retried, never marked done because the handshake returned 200.

  3. Suppression hunting

    Listing quality, disapprovals, and search-term feedback are worked as a queue: find it, fix it, resubmit it, prove it came back.

  4. Sync health

    Automated health checks on every recurring export and connector. A silent sync is a broken sync until it proves otherwise.

Bring us your channel list.

We’ll tell you what we’d consolidate, what we’d fix first, and what we’d leave alone.

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