For drop shippers
Sell what your supplier still has, at a price that still works
Dropshipping fails on two numbers: stock you no longer have and prices that stopped being profitable. SECND keeps both current across every channel you list on.
What breaks first in drop shippers
Supplier stock moves without telling you
The item went out of stock upstream this morning and your listing sold it this afternoon. Now you are cancelling, and marketplaces punish cancellations hard.
Cost changes silently destroy margin
A supplier price increase does not update your listing. You keep selling at the old price and discover the problem at month end.
Every channel needs different data
The same product needs different categories, attributes and images per marketplace, and maintaining that by hand does not scale past a few hundred SKUs.
How it runs on SECND
The same five steps, every item, whether it sells on the floor or on a marketplace.
- 1
Bring in the supplier catalogue
Import products with cost, stock and attributes from files or connected stores.
- 2
Set pricing rules
Markup by margin or by percentage, with floors that stop a listing from ever going out below your minimum.
- 3
Publish to every channel
One product record fans out to marketplaces and your storefront with the fields each one requires.
- 4
Keep stock honest
Supplier stock changes propagate to listings so you stop selling what is gone.
- 5
Route orders to fulfilment
Orders from every channel land in one queue with the supplier and tracking attached.
What you get
Catalogue import and mapping
Bring supplier data in and map it to each marketplace's required fields once.
Rule-based pricing
Margin-based markup with price floors, applied automatically as costs move.
Stock propagation
Upstream stock changes reach your listings before a buyer finds the gap.
Multi-channel publishing
Marketplaces, Shopify and your storefront from one product record.
Unified order queue
Every channel's orders in one screen with fulfilment status and tracking.
Automation workflows
Schedule repricing, restocking and relisting instead of doing it by hand.
Drop Shippers: frequently asked questions
How does SECND stop me overselling supplier stock?
Stock levels from your supplier feed or connected store propagate to every listing built from that product, so a channel is updated when upstream availability changes rather than when a buyer discovers the discrepancy.
Can I set a minimum price?
Yes. Pricing rules support a floor, so an automated markup calculation can never publish a price below the number you set - which is the failure mode that quietly turns a dropshipping catalogue unprofitable.
Does it work with multi-quantity products?
Yes. SECND handles both multi-quantity catalogue products and one-of-a-kind items, so a hybrid seller does not need two systems.
Which marketplaces are supported?
The same connected set used everywhere in SECND, including eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Square and your own storefront. Marketplaces have their own dropshipping policies, so check that your model is permitted on each channel before publishing.
Run your drop shipper on one system
Start on the free plan, connect a marketplace, and see your first item go live. No card required.