syncventory.cl

What It Is

Syncventory is an automated synchronization tool that connects the Bsale inventory system with Uber Eats stores. It primarily solves the problem of merchants having to manually update product status in Uber Eats after inventory changes in Bsale. According to the website, when an item goes out of stock in Bsale, Syncventory automatically marks the product with the same SKU as unavailable in Uber Eats; when stock is replenished, it automatically makes the item available for sale again. When a purchase is made on Uber Eats, inventory is also automatically deducted in Bsale.

Core Features

Its core capabilities focus on automating inventory and delivery-platform operations: product availability syncing, price syncing, order-based inventory deduction, synchronization change reports, and both global and per-product configuration. Merchants can set a “blocking threshold” for each product—for example, blocking sales on Uber Eats when stock drops to 3 units—and choose the status shown after blocking, such as “No Disponible,” “Fuera de Stock,” or “Fuera de Temporada.” The page states that synchronization is near real-time, usually under 10 seconds; the integration process takes about 10 minutes, requires no meeting, and emphasizes an automated setup.

Pricing and Trial

Syncventory offers a 15-day free trial. Paid plans are tiered by monthly order volume for the synced Uber Eats branch: Starter supports up to 50 orders/month at 0.8 UF/month + IVA; Pro supports up to 150 orders/month at 1.5 UF/month + IVA; Enterprise supports up to 350 orders/month at 2.5 UF/month + IVA; Custom requires discussion to determine order volume and pricing. All tiers include availability syncing, price syncing, unlimited SKUs and branches, real-time syncing, and chat or phone support.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is its very clear positioning: it is well suited to merchants already using Bsale and Uber Eats who want to quickly reduce manual maintenance costs. Unlimited SKUs and branches are useful, and order-volume-based pricing is relatively easy to understand. Per-product thresholds also allow for more granular inventory control. The limitations are also clear: the main content only shows support for Bsale and Uber Eats, so the integration ecosystem is narrow. There is no visible information on team permissions, audit logs, security compliance, APIs, developer documentation, or self-hosted deployment, leaving insufficient material for enterprise IT evaluation.

Best Fit and Access from China

Syncventory is best suited to restaurant and retail merchants in Chile or Latin American markets that use Bsale for inventory management and Uber Eats as a sales channel, especially teams with many SKUs and multiple branches but relatively predictable order volume. Access from China cannot be determined from the available content; pricing is listed in UF + IVA, and payment methods are not disclosed. For businesses operating locally in China, it would be better to first evaluate the integration ecosystems of Meituan, Ele.me, and local ERP/POS systems, and consider alternatives such as Youzan, Weimob, Jushuitan, Kingdee, Yonyou, or a custom-built integration.