elsOps is available for early customers who want guided setup and direct feedback loops as the product continues to mature.
Questions before signup.
Quick answers about early access, supported channels, and getting started.
Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify are supported for current marketplace operations. eBay support is under development.
Yes. elsOps is designed to help teams reuse product content and channel-ready details when preparing the same item for another marketplace, reducing repeated manual entry.
When adding a variant, common product values can be auto-filled from the parent product so users only update the details that differ, such as SKU, option value, barcode, price, or weight.
The workspace is built around practical operator screens for products, inventory, orders, picking, packing, shipping, and tracking, so teams can work without jumping through multiple marketplace portals all day.
elsOps supports Excel and CSV based workflows for bulk setup areas such as product mapping, vendor product imports, stock initiation, and storage bins, making conversion from another system easier to manage.
Early access is currently free for eligible early customers. No credit card is required to start.
No. Shipping uses the customer EasyPost API, so negotiated rates and billing stay with the customer, EasyPost, and the selected carrier. elsOps does not add a hidden shipping markup.
Yes. When those rates are available through the customer EasyPost account, elsOps can surface them inside the fulfillment workflow.
Shipping accounts can be checked before fulfillment use so teams can confirm the EasyPost connection and reduce avoidable label or rate errors.
elsOps is designed to support fallback handling, such as alternate configured shipping options or manual handling, when an account or rate path is unavailable.
Yes. Early access can focus on the workflows you need first, then expand as new modules are activated.
The application is built with company-level tenancy in mind so company data can stay separated.