A suite of reports to keep your operation honest — stock differences, anomaly alerts, courier manifests — combined with automation rules that remove the manual work from stock management and courier assignment.
Adlixor's reporting suite surfaces the information that matters — stock accuracy, channel health, courier output — so you can identify and resolve issues before they affect your customers or metrics.
Compares the stock quantities held in Adlixor against the live figures currently shown on each connected channel. Highlights any discrepancies that need investigation — whether from a failed sync, a channel-side error, or a manual override that wasn't reflected back.
Adlixor monitors your channel connections, order feeds, and stock sync processes continuously. When something unexpected happens — a channel goes offline, an order fails to sync, a stock update is rejected — you receive an instant notification before it becomes a problem.
At the end of each despatch session, generate end-of-day courier manifests ready for collection or drop-off. Adlixor produces the correctly formatted manifest for each carrier automatically — no manual document preparation required.
Carrier labels are generated in bulk for the full despatch queue. Print all labels for all couriers in a single pass — without switching between carrier portals or separate label applications. Labels include the tracking barcode, service level, and destination formatted per carrier spec.
Multi-channel operations have many moving parts. A channel API goes down. An order fails to download. A stock push gets rejected. Without automated monitoring, these failures often go unnoticed until a customer complains or your metrics drop.
Adlixor monitors every connection, every sync, and every order event in real time. When something unexpected happens, you are alerted immediately — with enough detail to investigate and resolve quickly.
System Alerts
All systems normalAmazon order sync
47 orders downloaded
eBay stock push
1,204 updates sent
ManoMano API latency
Response time elevated
Shopify order sync
12 orders downloaded
Inventory sync run
All channels updated
DPD manifest generated
74 parcels
Adlixor's automation rules remove the manual work from the two most time-consuming operational decisions — how much stock to show, and which courier to use.
Set rules to control the maximum quantity of any product that appears on a channel at any time. For example — if your actual stock is 200 units, you may only want to show 7 on any individual channel at once. This protects your operation from a sudden rush on a single channel, and prevents overselling on low-velocity items.
Example rule
If stock > 7 → show 7 on channel. If stock ≤ 7 → show actual stock.
Automatically upgrade or change the courier assigned to orders based on configurable conditions. Weight, value, postcode, product type, or channel of origin — set as many rules as your operation requires, in any order of priority.
Example rule
If order value > £75 → upgrade to tracked. If weight > 5 kg → upgrade to DPD.
Stock Quantity Rule — Active
Rule definition
Maximum display qty: 7
Applies to: All products · All channels
Protecting stock across every channel
Stock quantity rules let you cap the number of units that appear on any channel, regardless of how many you actually hold. Showing 200 units on a channel creates a perception problem and exposes you to bulk-buy risk. Setting a maximum of 7 keeps your listing active and visible without the risk.
When your actual stock drops below the cap, Adlixor automatically shows the real figure. When it rises above, the cap kicks back in. The rule runs continuously — no manual monitoring required.
Automation & Reporting is part of Adlixor Commerce — the full platform for serious multi-channel sellers.
