Shopify + NextBatch
Your Shopify sell-through becomes your production forecast. Read-only, and you choose which products count.
Connect your storeRead-only, always
We pull orders and products. Nothing is ever written back to your store — no inventory sync, no order edits, no way for us to break your storefront.
You pick the SKUs
Bundles, multipacks and merch double-count against the singles inside them. Most brands track singles only, and choosing that up front turns a data problem into a two-minute decision.
Collections stay yours
We import the product list, not the merchandising. How you group products for production is rarely how you group them for a storefront, so collections are created in NextBatch.
Manual entry still works
Synced and hand-entered velocity coexist by design. If you sell through channels Shopify cannot see — wholesale, Amazon, a farmers market — enter those alongside and a sync will never wipe them.
What it actually does
- Pulls units sold per SKU for the trailing period.
- Turns that into a sales velocity per product — units per day.
- Divides your stock on hand by it to give days of cover.
- Compares that to your lead time, and tells you when a run is already late.
That last step is the whole reason for the integration. A forecast that is not measured against how long a run actually takes you is a chart, not a decision.
Your next batch is already being planned. Somewhere.
Better that it happens in one place both of you can see. Free to start, and free forever for your co-manufacturer.
No card. Set up your first product in about ten minutes.