Two-way inventory sync
This guide explains how Two-way Inventory Sync works in Tipo app so inventory changes in either store can update the other store.
✅ What is Two-way Inventory Sync?
With Two-way sync, inventory can flow in both directions:
If inventory changes in the Source store → it updates the Destination store
If inventory changes in the Destination store → it updates the Source store
This helps keep stock consistent when you sell the same products in multiple stores.
🎯 When should you use it?
Use Two-way Inventory Sync if:
you sell the same products in multiple stores
both stores can create sales (or stock adjustments)
you want inventory to stay aligned automatically
⚠️ If you want only one “master” store controlling inventory, use One-way Inventory Sync instead.
🛠️ Steps to Set Up Two-Way Inventory Sync
1. Open the app in Source store > click Settings
2. In Inventory and Orders part > select Two-Way Inventory Sync
3. Click Save

✅ How "Two-Way Inventory Sync" Works
✅ What triggers a sync?
Sale (order created)
Refund / cancellation
Restock or manual adjustment
A sync is triggered when inventory changes due to:
🔗 How products are matched
Stores
Source:
urbanwear-eu.myshopify.comDestination:
urbanwear-us.myshopify.com
Product
Name: Slim Fit Denim Jacket
Handle:
slim-fit-denim-jacket
Scenario 1: Sale in Destination store
Before sale
Source: 50 units
Destination: 50 units
Customer buys 5 units in Destination.
After sync
Source: ✅ 45 units
Destination: ✅ 45 units
➡️ The decrease in Destination is reflected in Source.
Scenario 2: Restock in Source store
You restock 10 units in Source.
After sync
Source: ✅ 55 units
Destination: ✅ 55 units
➡️ The increase in Source is reflected in Destination.
🎬 Tutorial video
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