TradeGecko

TradeGecko was a Singapore-based inventory and order management software company founded by New Zealanders Carl Thompson and brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest.

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TradeGecko was a Singapore-based inventory and order management software company founded by New Zealanders Carl Thompson and brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest.

  • Multichannel catalog: keep products for all channels in one place.
  • Inventory sync: update quantities when stock changes.
  • Order management: see orders from all channels in one dashboard.

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TradeGecko was a Singapore-based inventory and order management software company founded by New Zealanders Carl Thompson and brothers Cameron and Bradley Priest. Intuit announced on August 4, 2020, that it would buy TradeGecko for more than 80 million US dollars, and later renamed the product QuickBooks Commerce. In June 2022 Intuit stopped taking new customers and cut off users outside the US, and US users were offered a QuickBooks Online bundle. Intuit then said the standalone QuickBooks Commerce product would not be available after August 31, 2023. The product no longer exists, and the tradegecko.com domain no longer hosts it.

Key features

  • Inventory management for wholesale and ecommerce businesses (historical)
  • Sales and purchase order management (historical)
  • Connections to ecommerce and accounting apps (historical)
  • Data Exporter for CSV export of account data before shutdown
TradeGecko

FAQ

What happened to TradeGecko?

Intuit bought TradeGecko in 2020 for a reported 80 million US dollars and renamed it QuickBooks Commerce later that year. Intuit announced the retirement in June 2021 and stopped accepting new customers. In June 2022 the platform was retired, non-US customers lost access and US customers were offered a QuickBooks Online bundle. QuickBooks Commerce ended for everyone on August 31, 2023.

When did QuickBooks Commerce shut down?

Intuit said the standalone QuickBooks Commerce inventory management product would be discontinued and would not be available for use after August 31, 2023. This applied to all remaining users, including US customers who had moved to the QuickBooks Online plus Commerce bundle. Users outside the US had already lost access in June 2022.

Why did Intuit discontinue QuickBooks Commerce?

A QuickBooks community manager said Intuit made a strategic decision to discontinue QuickBooks Commerce as a standalone product and focus on building ecommerce features directly inside QuickBooks Online. Many former users were unhappy with how the change was communicated, especially customers outside the US who lost access first.

What replaced TradeGecko?

Intuit did not name a direct replacement. It pointed users to third-party inventory apps in the QuickBooks Online Apps marketplace and said QuickBooks Online's ecommerce connectors for Amazon, Shopify and eBay were not being discontinued. Former users moved to tools such as Cin7, Unleashed, Fishbowl or QuickBooks Online's own inventory features.

Can I still export my TradeGecko or QuickBooks Commerce data?

Only before the shutdown. Intuit told users to go to the Gear icon, then Settings, then Data Exporter, and click Export Account Data, then download the CSV files; download links expired after one week. The product has not been available since August 31, 2023, so if you did not export your data, contact QuickBooks support, although recovery is unlikely.

Is TradeGecko still available?

No. TradeGecko was renamed QuickBooks Commerce and then discontinued after August 31, 2023. No version of the software is sold or supported today. According to SKU.io, in August 2026 the tradegecko.com domain showed an unrelated Korean-language link directory, so do not enter account details on that site.

What happened to TradeGecko users outside the US?

In June 2022 QuickBooks stopped accepting new TradeGecko customers and discontinued access for existing users outside the United States. US users were offered a move to a QuickBooks Online plus Commerce bundle or could find another tool. Non-US users had to move to a different inventory system at that point.

What are alternatives to TradeGecko?

Former TradeGecko users named Cin7, Unleashed, Fishbowl and QuickBooks Online's inventory features as replacements. Other inventory tools often considered include Zoho Inventory, inFlow, Ordoro and Order Time. Ecommerce sellers who mainly sell on eBay and other marketplaces may prefer multichannel tools such as 3Dsellers, Veeqo or Linnworks.

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