I run an e-commerce store and the only unfinished piece is real-time inventory control. I no longer want to upload spreadsheets or edit stock counts one item at a time; instead, I need my catalogue to pull quantity data directly from my suppliers through their REST/JSON API. Payment processing and user reviews are already in place, so this project is focused purely on inventory management. You will work with the supplier’s documentation (endpoints for stock levels, SKU look-ups, and webhooks) and wire it into my store’s existing back-end. The goal is to have every product automatically update its available quantity on a schedule—or instantly when the supplier pushes a change—while still allowing me to override numbers manually when I choose. Deliverables • A secure, fault-tolerant API connection that fetches stock and maps it to my SKUs • Automated sync job with configurable frequency and clear error handling/logs • A simple admin interface or command so I can trigger a manual refresh on demand • Brief, plain-English setup notes and developer-level documentation for future maintenance Acceptance criteria • Stock levels displayed to customers never differ from supplier data by more than one refresh cycle • Failed calls retry gracefully and are logged with timestamps and error codes • Manual overrides in the admin area are respected until the next successful automated update Please tell me which language or framework you would prefer to use and any similar integrations you have completed. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right developer.