Canadian commerce layer
MapleBuy turns MapleInventory into a live storefront.
MapleBuy.ca is the commerce layer for MapleInventory. Launch storefronts, accept payments, and keep orders synced without leaving MapleWorkSuite.
MapleBuy snapshot
Commerce sync
Storefront
MapleBuy sites
Payments
Stripe / PayPal
Orders
Auto sync
Locations
Canadian-ready
Built for MapleInventory teams
MapleBuy keeps your inventory, pricing, and orders synchronized so you do not have to manage multiple storefront tools.
How MapleBuy works
MapleBuy stays anchored to MapleInventory so your storefront stays accurate.
Step 1
Connect MapleInventory
Choose the inventory workspace you want to publish and sync.
Step 2
Enable payments
Connect Stripe or PayPal to accept Canadian payments quickly.
Step 3
Go live
Launch your MapleBuy storefront and keep orders synced.
Built on MapleInventory
MapleBuy is the storefront layer for MapleInventory. Every listing, stock update, and order flows through your MapleInventory system of record.
- • Publish inventory to a MapleBuy storefront without extra exports.
- • Share orders back to MapleInvoice and MapleExpense.
- • Maintain Canadian pricing and tax workflows.
Ready to enable MapleBuy?
MapleBuy is available inside MapleWorkSuite for MapleInventory teams.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about what MapleBuy does, how it connects to MapleInventory, and where it runs.
What is MapleBuy?
MapleBuy is the commerce layer for MapleInventory. It turns the inventory you already track in MapleWorkSuite into a live storefront, so you can publish products, take orders, and accept payment without adding a separate store tool.
Can I launch a storefront with MapleBuy?
Yes. MapleBuy lets you launch a MapleBuy storefront directly from your MapleInventory workspace. You choose the inventory you want to publish and go live without extra exports or rebuilding your catalogue somewhere else.
What payment methods does MapleBuy support?
MapleBuy connects to Stripe or PayPal so you can accept Canadian payments on your storefront. You enable a payment provider once and start collecting payment on orders.
Does MapleBuy keep my orders and inventory in sync?
Yes. Orders sync automatically and your listings, stock, and pricing stay anchored to MapleInventory, which remains your system of record. You do not have to reconcile multiple storefront tools by hand.
How does MapleBuy work with MapleInventory?
MapleBuy is built on MapleInventory. Every listing, stock update, and order flows through your MapleInventory system of record, so the storefront always reflects what you actually have in stock.
Can MapleBuy orders flow into my accounting?
Yes. MapleBuy shares orders back to MapleInvoice and MapleExpense, so your sales and related records move into the rest of MapleWorkSuite instead of living in a disconnected store.
Does MapleBuy handle Canadian pricing and tax?
Yes. MapleBuy is designed for Canadian transactions and maintains Canadian pricing and tax workflows, so your storefront is set up for selling in Canada from the start.
Do I need a separate platform to use MapleBuy?
No. MapleBuy runs inside MapleWorkSuite for MapleInventory teams. You enable it from your MapleWorkSuite billing settings and manage your storefront alongside your other Maple tools, without leaving the suite.
Is there a free way to try MapleBuy?
Yes. You can create a free MapleWorkSuite account and join the beta program to explore MapleBuy and MapleInventory before committing. There is no cost to sign up and look around.
Is MapleBuy Canadian-owned and hosted in Canada?
Yes. MapleBuy is built, owned, and serviced in Canada by Joel & Nanz Inc., a New Brunswick company, and runs on Canadian-hosted infrastructure with Canadian data residency. It is designed for Canadian businesses operating in Canada.