About OhoSync.
OhoSync is made for people who resell a supplier's catalogue and have watched an import damage a store they spent months building.
Running a supplier fed store means living with someone else's data. The feed arrives as a spreadsheet or an XML dump, the stock moves hourly, and the naming is written for a warehouse rather than a shopfront. Most tools treat that feed as the truth and your store as somewhere to copy it to.
We think that is backwards. The supplier owns the numbers. You own the catalogue, the pricing, the wording and the judgement about what should go live. So OhoSync automates the part that is genuinely mechanical, which is moving prices and stock, and it refuses to touch the part that is yours.
That is why the locks exist, why the guards abort a run rather than push a suspicious price, and why every sync leaves a record you can read afterwards. A tool that runs unattended against your live store has to be answerable for what it did.
OhoSync is in early access and we work directly with the stores using it. If something in your feed does not fit, we would rather hear about it than have you discover it in production.
What we hold to
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Your edits outrank the feed
Automation that overwrites deliberate human work is not automation, it is data loss on a schedule.
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Refusing is a feature
When the input looks wrong, stopping and saying so is more useful than completing the job.
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Plain words, not API terms
The people running these stores know their catalogue and their margins. They should not need to know what a payload is.
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Show the working
Every price can be traced back through the rules that produced it, and every change back to the run that made it.
Who operates OhoSync
OhoSync is operated by Monine AS, a company registered in Norway. Our terms and privacy policy set out the legal detail.