TradeGecko

TradeGecko is inventory and order management software for wholesale and ecommerce businesses. It was founded in Singapore by New Zealanders Carl Thompson and brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest. The software tracks inventory, manages sales and purchase orders, and connects to ecommerce and accounting apps. Intuit bought TradeGecko in 2020 and renamed the product QuickBooks Commerce.

Intuit, the company behind QuickBooks, owns TradeGecko. Intuit announced on August 4, 2020, that it would buy TradeGecko for more than 80 million US dollars. Later that year Intuit renamed the product QuickBooks Commerce. TradeGecko was founded in Singapore by New Zealanders Carl Thompson and brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest.

Yes. QuickBooks Commerce is the name Intuit gave TradeGecko after buying the company in 2020. The product covers inventory management, sales and purchase orders, and connections to ecommerce and accounting apps. Intuit's wider strategy is to build ecommerce features directly inside QuickBooks Online, which has its own connectors for Amazon, Shopify and eBay.

TradeGecko, renamed QuickBooks Commerce by Intuit, is inventory and order management software for wholesale and ecommerce businesses, with sales and purchase orders and links to accounting apps. 3Dsellers focuses on sellers on eBay and other marketplaces, with a multichannel catalog, inventory sync, order management and buyer messaging. Businesses with a wholesale operation may lean toward inventory software, while marketplace sellers may prefer a multichannel selling tool.

Inventory tools often compared with TradeGecko include Cin7, Unleashed, Fishbowl, Zoho Inventory, inFlow, Ordoro and Order Time, as well as the inventory features in QuickBooks Online. Ecommerce sellers who mainly sell on eBay and other marketplaces may prefer multichannel tools such as 3Dsellers, Veeqo or Linnworks. Compare stock tracking, purchase orders and marketplace connections before choosing.