1
Create your account
Visit the Pixa Lab sign-up page and complete the registration form. Enter your name, business email address, and company details, then submit the form. You will receive a confirmation email within a few minutes — click the activation link inside to verify your address and activate your account.
Pixa Lab offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. You get full access to all features during the trial period so you can evaluate the platform with real data.
2
Log in to your dashboard
Once your account is activated, go to the Pixa Lab login page and sign in with the email address and password you registered with. You will land on the main dashboard, which gives you an overview of your channels, orders, and inventory at a glance.
3
Connect your first store or marketplace
Navigate to Integrations in the left sidebar and select the marketplace or storefront you want to connect first — for example, Trendyol, Amazon, or Shopify. Click Add Integration, then follow the on-screen prompts to authorize the connection using your store credentials or API keys. Most integrations complete in under two minutes.
4
Import your product catalog
After your channel is connected, go to Products and select Import Catalog. Pixa Lab automatically pulls in all existing listings from your connected channel — including titles, descriptions, images, variants, and pricing. Review the imported products and resolve any flagged data issues before proceeding.
5
Set up inventory sync
Open Inventory in the sidebar and enable Real-Time Sync for each connected channel. Set your stock buffer — the minimum quantity Pixa Lab keeps in reserve before it marks a product as out of stock on your channels. Once sync is active, every sale automatically deducts from your central inventory and updates all channels within seconds.
6
Process your first order
Go to Orders to see all incoming orders from your connected channels in a single list. Select an order, review the details, and click Confirm Order. Pixa Lab generates a shipping label, notifies the carrier, and updates the order status on the originating marketplace — all in one action. If you have set up invoicing, it also creates and dispatches the invoice automatically.
For a more in-depth walkthrough of account configuration, team roles, and integration settings, see the Account Setup guide.