Veeqo

We switched our entire inventory management and shipping system over to Veeqo, hoping to create efficiencies and to consolidate all of our sales channels into one portal. Instead, we are wrought with misinformation inaccurate stock values and listings that duplicate consistently without reason. The support team is sometimes helpful, but doesn’t always follow through and seems overwhelmed. And also, they provide really strict limits on how often they can provide support. I would not recommend. It’s also very glitchy. Half the time our daily sales are shown in British pounds (we do not have OUS operations), if they show at all. It’s really a terrible system.

I had high hopes for Veeqo as an all-in-one inventory and shipping solution, but after using it, I can’t recommend it to anyone relying on accurate tracking, functional inventory management, or responsive customer support. Tracking & Shipping Issues One of the biggest frustrations is the misleading tracking number issue in Feb 2025. Merchants were sold tracking numbers that were recently used. Leading to customer complaints, and logistical nightmares. Veeqo offered no remedy to the affected orders. Veeqo claims to help track inventory across multiple sales channels, but in reality, it’s a mess. Stock levels don’t update correctly, leading to overselling or stockouts that shouldn’t happen. Manual adjustments don’t always stick, and sync issues between platforms make it impossible to trust the numbers. If inventory accuracy is important to your business, Veeqo will only make it harder. The app itself is unreliable. Constant glitches, crashes, and delays make processing orders frustrating. The system often fails to connect with integrated platforms properly, causing errors when trying to sync products or orders. Even basic functions—like printing labels or updating inventory—randomly stop working without explanation. When these problems arise, don’t expect much help from support. Responses are slow, often generic, and rarely lead to real solutions. Many issues get blamed on “temporary glitches” with no timeline for fixes, and tickets are often closed before the problem is truly resolved. Veeqo might look like a great solution on the surface, but in reality, it’s unreliable, frustrating, and poorly supported. If your business depends on accurate tracking, functional inventory management, and smooth order processing, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

When assigning orders to pick it always comes up with errors and then removes the units to select for another batch. This makes it impossible to pick again and this feature useless. Shame cause thats the only feature we use with the appcurrently