Selling on Daraz alongside Shopify and a physical store means separate stock counts, separate order screens, and Seller Center open all day. Revebe connects your Daraz shops to one ERP: products come in from Daraz, orders are fetched automatically, and stock is sent back from Revebe so every listing shows what you actually hold.
A unit sells in your shop or on Shopify, but Daraz still shows it in stock, and the cancelled order counts against your shop.
Orders are handled in Seller Center, then entered again elsewhere for stock and reporting.
Each shop has its own login, its own orders and its own stock to keep straight.
Processing and printing labels order by order slows every dispatch run.
Link one or more Daraz seller accounts to your Revebe account.
Your Daraz products sync into Revebe and are linked to ERP products.
Daraz orders arrive in Revebe automatically and reduce the shared stock.
Revebe sends the updated stock to every Daraz listing after each sale.
Yes. More than one Daraz seller account can be connected to the same Revebe account, with their orders and stock managed together.
No. Products sync from Daraz into Revebe, so your existing Daraz listings are linked to products in the ERP.
Daraz orders are fetched into Revebe automatically and reduce the shared stock, and Revebe sends the updated stock back to Daraz, so each listing shows the quantity you actually hold.
Yes. Shopify, WooCommerce, TikTok Shop, Shopee, Daraz and your shop counter all use one stock pool, and the updated stock is sent to Daraz.
Yes. Revebe supports Daraz bulk dispatch and Daraz label printing from the same screen as the rest of your orders.
Yes. Daraz returns are synced as well, so returned units are accounted for in the same inventory.
A free demo, walked through with your orders, your couriers and your stock — not a generic slide deck.