City Music Cloud maintains one master stock count per SKU and pushes it to Reverb, eBay, Shopify, and Amazon the moment anything changes — in the store, in AIM, or on any channel.
City Music Cloud polls AIM's Active-e API for quantity changes and price updates — including intraday deltas, so a counter sale at 2:00 shows up online minutes later, not tomorrow morning. Nightly cost sync keeps your true costs current for margin math across the platform.
Kits, bundles, promo packs, used twins of new SKUs, dated one-of-a-kind listings — the stuff that breaks generic sync tools is exactly what City Music Cloud was built around.
A "guitar + strap + picks" bundle draws from component stock. Sell any component anywhere and every kit that uses it recalculates — across all channels at once.
Orders from every marketplace are polled continuously and decremented from the master count immediately, with per-SKU export caps and exception buffers where you want a safety margin.
See gear that's live on Reverb but missing on eBay or Shopify, with suggested per-platform pricing that accounts for each marketplace's fees.
Every quantity and price write is logged per SKU — what changed, when, on which channel, and why. When something looks off, the answer is one search away.
Start in shadow mode: City Music Cloud shows every update it would make before you flip channels live. Go live per-SKU or all at once, on your schedule.
Keep the AIM SKU scheme you already use — prefixes, suffixes, case-sensitive variants and all. No renumbering project required to get online.
Early access is open for music stores running AIMsi / AIM v12.
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