Square Inventory Management FAQ
Craftybase connects to your Square store in two directions. Orders flow in automatically — every time you make a sale through Square POS or Square Online, it shows up in Craftybase and your material stock adjusts accordingly. Going the other way, Stock Push sends your finished goods quantities back to Square whenever you complete a production run or adjust inventory. The result is a two-way sync that keeps everything accurate without manual data entry.
Yes. Craftybase's Stock Push feature automatically updates your Square product quantities when you complete a manufacture, adjust stock, or fulfill an order. You can choose between automatic mode (quantities sync as soon as they change) or draft mode (review changes before they go live). This keeps your Square stock accurate without the manual work of updating each product by hand.
Absolutely. Whether a sale comes through Square POS at a craft fair or through your Square Online store, it flows into Craftybase the same way. Your inventory stays accurate across both channels, and Stock Push keeps your Square quantities updated no matter where the sale happened.
It takes about two minutes. From your Craftybase dashboard, click to connect Square, authorize the connection in your Square account, and you're done. Your products and orders start importing automatically. There's no technical setup, no API keys to manage, and no third-party middleware required.
Square is excellent for selling, but it doesn't know what goes into your products. It can't track your raw materials, calculate your true production costs, or tell you whether you're actually making money on each item. If you're a maker who manufactures what you sell, you need that layer between "I bought supplies" and "I made a sale" — and that's exactly what Craftybase provides.