Most growing WooCommerce stores accumulate inventory plugins the way garages accumulate tools. You add a stock manager when you need bulk editing. You add an Amazon connector when you launch on Amazon. You add an eBay plugin when you expand again. By month 18, you have 8–12 plugins all touching inventory data and they're starting to fight each other. Stock counts drift. Refunds don't restore stock correctly. The admin dashboard slows down. You start asking the question this article answers: what inventory management system actually replaces all of this? The Plugin Stack Problem in Plain Terms The plugin stack problem [...]