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Integrating inventory into my website

jalowiec

Green Pea
Jan 19, 2014
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Jack
Hi,

I'm new to the Forum. Can anyone recommend a web solution/tool for inventory management that automatically updates my site?
Right now I'm using a .txt document edited locally and uploaded to the site each time a car is sold or added. I've done that since the '90s and can't seem to find a better way.

Any help would be appreciated,

-Jack
 
Thanx guys, I use my own websaite (best4wheels.com) and the inventory link I currently have leaves a lot to be desired. Ideally I would like a picture bar scrolling across the screen which isn't hard from the technical standpoint, however I have to redesign my website each time my inventory changes...

-Jack
 

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A dealer asks how to move beyond manually uploading a text file to manage website inventory, sparking a discussion about WordPress-based solutions and their risks. The thread's core takeaway is that while WordPress plus plugins like WP All Import can handle inventory feeds, DIY setups using unsupported Themeforest themes on shared hosting are risky, and dealers are better served by dedicated automotive WordPress providers like Dealer Inspire. Later replies also point independent dealers toward DMS-native feeds, aggregators, or purpose-built import plugins as lower-friction alternatives.

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