Stockisto shows shoppers where to buy your products. You add your products and retailers, choose a widget and put it on your website.
Who does what
| Who | What they do |
|---|---|
| Brand or supplier | Keeps products, retailers and the branded locator up to date in Supplier Admin. |
| Retailer | Claims its listing and keeps locations and stock up to date in Retailer Admin. |
| Installer | Registers a company, adds services and answers quote requests in the installer portal. |
| Shopper | Finds shops and installers in your locator or widget, without an account. |
From your products to a nearby shop
- Add the products you want shoppers to find.
- Add your retailers and their locations.
- Check the imported rows and publish them.
- Save a widget and put its snippet on your website.
- Follow searches and clicks in your account to see which products draw interest.
A retailer on your list is not a stock answer. A shop can carry your brand without a stock reading for a given product.
What a stock answer means
A stock answer belongs to one product at one shop. It carries its source, either the retailer or the shop's public product page, and the time it was read. Shoppers see both.
An old reading does not say what is on the shelf today. A read that failed is not zero stock.
Plans and access
Your plan sets your limits and features. See plans and prices.
Each colleague has the role you give them under Team. API keys belong on your server, never in a web page.
Set up your brand
Start with Getting started, then use Supplier onboarding for each setup step.