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One platform for multichannel commerce.

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From selling to shipping, run your whole operation from one place.

Trusted by 4,000+ modern retailers

Explore Linnworks solutions.

Each of our core ecommerce solutions tackles a specific job. They run on one platform, so you can start with your biggest problem and tackle the rest as you grow.

$18B

GMV processed annually

250M+

orders processed every year

100+

native channel integrations

4000+

customers worldwide

Built to run your whole ecommerce operation.

Ecommerce solutions FAQs

Get answers to our most asked questions about our ecommerce software solutions.

How does Linnworks work?

Linnworks connects to every channel you sell on, including Amazon, eBay, Shopify, and over 100 more, and centralizes your inventory, orders, listings, and shipping. When you make a sale on any channel, stock updates everywhere instantly, and orders automatically route to the correct warehouse or fulfillment partner. Configure rules once, and Linnworks runs them continuously.

Is Linnworks one platform, or separate products?

Linnworks runs your multichannel operation as one connected platform: inventory, orders, listings, and shipping share a single product, with no nightly sync or separate system to reconcile. Warehouse management comes from SkuVault, which joined Linnworks when the two companies merged, and the SkuVault and Linnworks experience is now coming together into one platform. That’s the difference between Linnworks and stitching separate point tools together.

Is SkuVault part of Linnworks?

Yes. SkuVault and Linnworks merged, so SkuVault’s warehouse management is available to Linnworks customers and vice versa. SkuVault and Linnworks are also unifying their experiences, so retailers will have a single place to manage their warehouse and every other aspect of online selling.

Where should I start?

With whatever is costing you the most time or revenue right now: overselling, slow dispatch, or manual listing work. Because it’s one platform, you can solve that first problem and then tackle the other areas without another rollout.