Connect Cin7 Core integrations
Harmonize your business inventory, manufacturing, and multi-channel sales updates by connecting Cin7 Core to Make. Linking your product catalogs with over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly adjust quantities, track sales shipments, and authorize invoices. Sign up for a free account today to put your order fulfillment operations on autopilot.

Cin7 Core
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Unlock the Powerful Benefits of Integrating Cin7 Core with Make
Connect Cin7 Core with Make to automate your inventory workflows. Sync sales channels, send instant stock alerts, and update customer data across systems to save time and reduce errors.
Seamless Multi-Channel Syncing
Connect Cin7 Core with any e-commerce platform or marketplace to automatically sync inventory levels and sales data in real time.
Simplified Customer Data Management
Keep your customer details synchronized across Cin7 Core and your favorite CRM without manual data entry.
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Automated Low-Stock Alerts
Instantly notify your team on Slack or email when inventory levels drop, ensuring you never run out of critical stock.
Custom Reporting and Analytics
Automatically export your sales and manufacturing data from Cin7 Core to Google Sheets or BI tools for custom reporting.
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