Bin-level tracking
Every variant lives at one or more named bins. Configurable, searchable, and unique per location.
BinTech subdivides Shopify's on-hand inventory into physical bin locations — so your pickers know exactly where to walk, and your counts never drift from what's actually on the shelf.
BinTech doesn't replace Shopify's inventory — it subdivides it. Every feature is designed for the people who actually walk the aisles.
Every variant lives at one or more named bins. Configurable, searchable, and unique per location.
FulfillmentOrder webhook fires → BinTech generates a location-scoped pick list the moment Shopify routes an order.
Collapsible sections per warehouse, per-location inventory, and 3PL exclusion for anything managed by ShipBob or FBA.
Priority order, single-bin preference, or pick-to-empty. Chosen per shop, overridable per pick list.
Lock bins, count physical stock, reconcile with Shopify on confirmation. Every movement logged with who, when, and why.
POS sale, damaged stock, surprise shipment? The variance bin catches every external change and surfaces it for review.
Every event that can change your inventory — order placement, picking, fulfillment, POS sales, returns — has a defined handler. Bins and Shopify's on-hand stay in lockstep.
Shopify routes the order. FulfillmentOrder webhook fires with the assigned location.
BinTech picks bins by strategy, subtracts active reservations, and writes a shareable list — no login required for pickers.
Pickers tick items off on a mobile-friendly view. Items can be reassigned to a different bin mid-pick if stock shifted.
All items picked. Bins still reserved. Awaiting merchant confirmation in Shopify.
orders/fulfilled webhook decrements bins for picked items only. Unpicked items become variance for review.
sum(bin.quantity) ≤ Shopify.on_hand · always Every screen is mirrored inside the Shopify admin — your team never leaves the tool they already use for everything else.
Every warehouse has a different geometry. BinTech ships three strategies out of the box — pickable per shop and overridable per pick list, until the order is in progress.
Pick in the order you built.
Walk the aisle in a defined sequence. Best for warehouses with an established picking route or rack logic.
One stop if possible.
Prefer the bin that holds the full order quantity. Falls back to priority when no single bin can fulfill.
Consolidate as you go.
Empty the smallest bins first. Frees storage over time and keeps your inventory naturally condensed.
A POS sale. A damaged unit. A return you didn't know about. When Shopify's on-hand drifts from your bin totals, BinTech records a variance — with the SKU, the location, and the delta — and waits for you to allocate or dismiss it.
Install BinTech, import your locations, assign your first bin. Your team's on Shopify already; so is the setup.