Tradventory

Operational clarity for resellers

Run your resale business from one reliable system.

Tradventory brings inventory, sales, fulfillment, and true profitability into a connected workflow—so the work you enter once keeps working downstream.

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Currently in private development and testing.

One source of operational truth

Reselling gets complicated when the information lives everywhere.

Purchase receipts, inventory, listings, sales, shipping records, marketplace fees, refunds, and spreadsheets rarely tell the same story. Tradventory is being built to connect those records into an operational source of truth for the work that happens between buying an item and understanding its real profit.

Product principleEnter data once; reuse it downstream.

A connected operating flow

From sourcing to true profit, the records stay connected.

Tradventory follows the actual sequence of a resale operation, preserving the detail needed to understand inventory movement and financial results later.

  1. 01Buy inventory

    Capture repeat sourcing and purchase-lot detail.

  2. 02Receive & cost

    Allocate acquisition cost into inventory you can trace.

  3. 03List & sell

    Manage products, SKUs, listings, and sales records.

  4. 04Fulfill

    Include shipments, packaging, and shipping costs.

  5. 05Handle changes

    Keep refunds and returns associated with the original sale.

  6. 06Know true profit

    Review results at the sale, SKU, product, and business level.

Designed around the work

The capabilities a growing resale operation needs to stay grounded.

Inventory & cost control

Know what you own and what it really cost.

Organize products and SKUs, receive purchase lots, track inventory batches, and carry acquisition-cost allocation through FIFO inventory consumption.

  • Products and SKUs
  • Purchase lots and inventory batches
  • FIFO cost history

Sales & fulfillment

Keep the operational details attached to every sale.

Record sales alongside shipments, packaging, shipping allocation, refunds, and returns—without losing the original sale context.

  • Sales and shipment records
  • Packaging and shipping allocation
  • Refund and return workflows

Profitability & reporting

Move beyond revenue toward a defensible profit picture.

Review sale, SKU, and product profitability alongside business-level P&L reporting, with exportable CSV and PDF reports for practical analysis.

  • Sale, SKU, and product profitability
  • Business P&L
  • CSV and PDF reporting

Marketplace direction

Built with a multi-channel future in mind.

Tradventory has a marketplace-aware foundation. Cross-listing and shared-inventory synchronization are part of the product roadmap, not promises of integrations that are already live.

Product
catalog
Listings
Shared inventory
Sales activity

Built for real reseller workflows

The details matter because the margins do.

Tradventory is being shaped for operators who source repeatedly, sell in quantity, ship constantly, and need their financial picture to survive refunds, fees, and real-world exceptions.

01Multi-quantity inventory

Keep batches and quantity movement visible instead of treating every item as a one-off.

02Costs beyond the receipt

Account for marketplace fees, shipping, and packaging—not revenue alone.

03Change without losing context

Handle refunds, returns, and restocking while preserving the history that explains the outcome.

04Shared inventory, clearer decisions

Maintain a foundation for selling across channels without losing track of what is available.

Practical by design

A serious system should treat operational data seriously.

Organization-scoped dataRecords are designed to remain within the organization that owns them.

Secure access patternsAuthentication and hosted HTTPS are part of the application’s production design.

Durable application foundationThe hosted application architecture is PostgreSQL-backed for operational data.

Private development

Tradventory is currently in private development and testing.

We are focused on building the operational foundation carefully before opening broader access.