Updated on Sept 2, 2026
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Checkup
Nembol Checkup is a tool that automatically scans your catalog to flag products with missing, duplicated, or inconsistent information — such as a missing SKU, GTIN, title, description, price, or images, or duplicate SKUs and GTINs. It helps you spot issues that could prevent successful publishing, linking, or synchronization across channels, without reviewing every product by hand.
Common settings
The section of the Channels tab that groups the settings shared across all connected channels — such as Push updates to channels, Pull content from a channel, and Sync stock from a channel — as opposed to the settings you configure individually, channel by channel.
Delist from channel
Delisting a channel removes only the products that were published to that channel through Nembol. Products that were imported into Nembol remain unchanged. Nembol cannot remove products that were originally created directly on the destination channel.
Import settings
The configuration that controls how products are imported from a channel into Nembol — for example, which products are imported and how their information is handled. You can open a channel’s import settings from the import panel by clicking the Settings button.
Inventory control
Inventory control is a feature that lets you set a maximum quantity to display for all SKUs, on a per-channel basis. This can create a sense of scarcity among buyers or align with selling limits. Works only with supported channels.
Link
The Link function lets Nembol recognize the same product across different sales channels and connect the existing listings together, instead of importing them as separate products. Once products are linked, Nembol can keep their inventory synchronized across channels. Linking requires matching SKU codes (and matching variations) on every channel, and is available on the Pro plan or higher.
Publish a product
To publish a product means to list it from Nembol to one or more channels connected to the account.
Publish settings
The per-channel settings that control how your products are created and displayed on a channel when you publish them from Nembol — for example, the target location, category, or other channel-specific publishing options.
Pull content from a channel
A Common setting that lets you apply the product edits made on one channel to your other channels. Nembol imports the changes from the chosen source channel — and, together with Push updates to channels, propagates them to the channels you select.
Push updates to channels
A Common setting that lets you manage your listings centrally from Nembol. When it is enabled for a channel, the changes you make in Nembol — such as title, description, images, price, SKU, GTIN, tags, or variations — are automatically sent to that channel.
Retry or Update
A button in the Products tab that instantly updates and relists products that are already listed. Use it to re-apply a channel’s pricing rule, to relaunch in bulk listings that previously failed after you fix the error, or to push catalog changes to channels that have Push updates to channels enabled — without editing each item by hand.
Source channel
The first channel you import your products from becomes your initial source channel.
Later, you can choose another channel as the source of truth (content leader) by using the “Pull content from channel” setting.
For example, if you enable “Pull content from channel” with Shopify selected, Shopify becomes the source channel for product content updates.
Sync stock from a channel
A setting that controls how inventory updates flow from a connected channel into Nembol’s central stock. For each channel you can decide whether it may update Nembol’s stock when an order is received and/or when stock is edited directly on the channel. Nembol then synchronizes the updated quantity to all connected channels.
Transfer orders for fulfillment
A feature that moves the actual order data — products, customer details, shipping and billing addresses, and order notes — from your sales channels into a supported fulfillment platform’s backend, so the order can be fulfilled there. It is separate from stock sync, which only updates quantities. Currently supported: Amazon MCF, Shopify, WooCommerce, Square, Squarespace, and Wix.