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About Ozdingo
Ozdingo is one of Australia’s fastest-growing multi-category online retailers, known for its wide assortment of household essentials, lifestyle products, beauty items, pet supplies, gifts, and general merchandise.
Unlike niche stores, Ozdingo operates as an “all-in-one everything store”, serving both individual shoppers and small businesses across the country.
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Their inventory spans thousands of SKUs, many of which are sold as bundles, multi-packs, or curated sets. This bundle-first selling model creates higher order value for customers but adds complexity behind the scenes.
Every sale can involve multiple component items that need to be deducted accurately and instantly.
Ozdingo sells across two Shopify stores and Amazon FBA, all fulfilled from a single physical location. This means their operations depend heavily on reliable, real-time inventory visibility across all platforms.
The Operational Challenges They Faced
As Ozdingo continued to expand its product range and order volume, its existing manual workflow began to create avoidable friction.
The combination of bundle-heavy sales, frequent supplier restocks, and multi-channel fulfillment made it increasingly difficult to keep inventory accurate in real time.
1. Bundle Inventory Issues
Ozdingo’s catalogue relies heavily on bundles and multi-packs. Every bundle sale should deduct multiple component SKUs instantly, but manual updates caused delays. This led to inconsistent stock levels for individual components, making it harder to maintain accuracy.
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2. Manual PO Mistakes
Purchase orders were created manually using spreadsheets. With multiple suppliers, varying pack sizes, and frequent cost changes, errors were common, including incorrect quantities, wrong purchase prices, or missing line items.
3. Multi-Channel Sync Gaps
Ozdingo sold across Shopify, Amazon FBA, and a second Shopify store. Stock had to stay perfectly aligned across all platforms, but manual syncing led to discrepancies. Even small delays resulted in mismatched inventory numbers between Shopify and Amazon.
4. High-Volume Stock Pressure
With thousands of SKUs and steady order volume, the team had little margin for delays or missed updates. Any inaccuracy in stock adjustments quickly caused downstream issues in fulfillment and customer orders.
5. Frequent Restock Complexity
Supplier restocks were frequent, and each restock needed to account for pack sizes, varying purchase prices, and updated quantities. Handling these manually increased the chances of incorrect inventory adjustments and misaligned costs.
6. Spreadsheet-Heavy Workflow
Most of the operational workflow ran through spreadsheets, POs, supplier details, cost changes, and stock updates. This made processes slow, repetitive, and prone to human error. It also made it difficult to maintain a single source of truth.
7. No Unified Inventory View
Inventory details were scattered between spreadsheets, Shopify, Amazon, and internal notes. Without a centralized system showing real-time stock across all channels, the team relied on manual checks and constant double-verification.
8. Risk of Overselling
Because stock updates were manual and delayed, especially for bundles, certain fast-moving items would occasionally show incorrect availability online. This created the risk of overselling, leading to backorders or customer service issues.
How Sumtracker Solved Their Stock & PO Problems
Sumtracker replaced Ozdingo’s manual, spreadsheet-heavy processes with a centralized system that automated every critical part of their inventory workflow.
Instead of updating stock across channels by hand or double-checking purchase orders, the team now relies on fast, real-time syncing and structured PO management that eliminates human error.
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1. Real-Time Bundle Syncing
Every time a bundle is sold, Sumtracker instantly deducts the correct quantities from each component SKU. This ensures accurate stock levels at all times and removes the delays that previously caused mismatches or overselling.
2. Automated, Error-Free Purchase Orders
Sumtracker’s PO module handles supplier details, pack sizes, restock quantities, and purchase prices in one place. Ozdingo can now create POs without manual calculations, preventing quantity mistakes, incorrect costs, and missed line items.
3. Unified Shopify + Amazon FBA Sync
Stock updates flow automatically between their Shopify stores and Amazon FBA. Sumtracker keeps all three channels aligned so every platform reflects correct inventory, regardless of where sales occur.
4. Instant Inventory Adjustments
Instead of waiting for spreadsheets or staff updates, Sumtracker applies stock changes immediately. This speed is especially critical for fast-moving items and bundle components that require precise tracking.
5. Centralized Inventory View
Every SKU, bundle, purchase order, supplier, and restock sits inside a single system. The team now sees real-time stock levels, pending POs, and movement history without switching tools or double-checking values.
6. Reduced Manual Work and Operational Stress
By automating bundles, POs, and multi-channel syncing, Sumtracker removed the slow, repetitive tasks that consumed hours each week. The team now spends time on growth, not correcting manual errors.
Impact at a Glance
Conclusion
Ozdingo’s shift to Sumtracker marked a turning point in their operations. What was once a workflow held together by spreadsheets, manual updates, and constant double-checking is now a streamlined system that runs accurately on its own.
Real-time bundle syncing, error-free purchase orders, and unified stock across Shopify and Amazon have removed the operational stress that once slowed the team down.
By eliminating overselling, reducing manual work to near zero, and saving more than 80–100 working days every year, Ozdingo has built a dependable, scalable inventory foundation that supports their growth instead of restricting it.
Sumtracker gives their team the confidence that inventory will stay accurate, no matter how fast the business expands.
FAQs
1. Why was Ozdingo struggling with inventory accuracy before Sumtracker?
Because their business is bundle-heavy and multi-channel, every sale required several component SKUs to be updated manually. This created delays, mismatches, and occasional overselling, especially during high-volume periods.
2. How did Sumtracker help reduce PO errors for Ozdingo?
Sumtracker centralizes supplier details, pack sizes, quantities, and costs in one place. This removed the manual calculations that had previously led to mistakes in their purchase orders.
3. Does Sumtracker sync inventory across multiple Shopify stores and Amazon FBA?
Yes. Ozdingo uses Sumtracker to sync stock across two Shopify stores and Amazon FBA from a single physical location. All channels stay updated instantly.
4. How did Sumtracker reduce Ozdingo’s weekly manual workload?
Tasks that previously took 12–15 hours per week, bundle adjustments, PO updates, restock calculations, and stock syncing, are now automated. The team no longer needs to use spreadsheets or perform double checks.
5. What results did Ozdingo see after switching to Sumtracker?
They eliminated overselling, created hundreds of error-free POs, aligned all channels, and saved 624–780 hours every year in manual work, equivalent to 80–100 working days.
Conclusion
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