WordPress
PlannedWebsites and CMS
Inventory of WordPress sites: core, plugin and theme versions, and the PHP runtime each site reports.
Commerce orchestration layer
TSmartConnect captures orders and catalog from every provider account you sell on, normalizes them into one shape, and reports stock and contribution margin against a single set of definitions.
| provider | account | last sync | webhook lag | credential |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| shopify | northwind-foods.myshopify.com | 4 min ago | 12 s | 61 d |
| shopify | northwind-wholesale.myshopify.com | 4 min ago | 9 s | 61 d |
| amazon | US marketplace | 22 min ago | not sent | 18 d |
| quickbooks | realm •••••••• | 1 h ago | not sent | 92 d |
Each provider keeps its own copy of the truth. The work of holding them together lands on whoever opens the spreadsheet.
The same product carries a different SKU, price and description in each account, and nobody knows which one is right.
Each sales channel publishes its own quantity. Warehouse-held stock and marketplace-held stock get compared as if they were the same pool.
Fulfillment reads three admin panels. The reconciliation spreadsheet is a fourth system that nobody owns.
Fees, refunds and cost sit in different systems, so contribution margin is estimated once a quarter and trusted by nobody.
Sales channels feed the orchestration layer. The warehouse stays the system of record for physical inventory, and the ledger stays the system of record for accounting.
Orchestration layer
TSmart Warehouse
System of record for physical inventory
QuickBooks Online
System of record for accounting
Nine capabilities, each with a stated shipping status. Anything not running today says so.
One screen for the state of every connection, sync and queue.
One product list across storefronts and marketplaces, matched by SKU.
One provider integration serving many seller accounts.
Orders from every sales channel in one normalized list.
Comparable stock pools compared, incomparable pools reported side by side.
Scheduled synchronization with a recorded run history.
Health reported in layers, not as a single green dot.
Turning a failed sync into a tracked incident with an owner.
Contribution margin per sales channel, with its own coverage stated.
One provider integration serves many seller accounts. Connecting a second Shopify store or a second Amazon marketplace does not mean a second deployment.
TSmart Warehouse is in development. Walmart, Temu, Google, Meta, Uber Eats, DoorDash and FreshDirect are planned and have no connector yet.
TSmartConnect is expanding to connect websites, hosting platforms, cloud infrastructure and development tools — bringing business and technical integrations together. These connectors are planned and none can be connected yet.
Websites and CMS
Inventory of WordPress sites: core, plugin and theme versions, and the PHP runtime each site reports.
Hosting and infrastructure
Hosting account inventory from cPanel and WHM: domains, PHP versions and SSL certificate metadata.
Cloud and developer tools
DNS records, TLS settings and security configuration metadata for Cloudflare zones.
Cloud and developer tools
Repository inventory and dependency manifests from the GitHub repositories you select.
PHP and dependency intelligence
A parser that turns composer.json and composer.lock files into a normalized PHP dependency inventory.
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A demo runs against your own connections, so you see your catalog, your orders and your coverage rather than a sample dataset.