
Inventory optimization & Inventory - OtherBy DatimaLaunched September 7, 2026Updated October 13, 2026
Datima Batch Expiry Dates launched on September 7, 2026. Shoplist is watching for its first storefront installs and tracking pricing and listing changes in the meantime.
Store movement comes from Sonar's storefront scans; listing changes come from the Shopify App Store page.
App Store listing
Get alerted on first storefront installs, review spikes, pricing changes, and listing edits.
Detected Oct 5, 2026
Description rewritten
1 added, 1 removed — “What shoppers see: the date, and why a price is reduced”
+1 more change in this update
Detected Oct 9, 2026
Apps merchants weigh against Datima Batch Expiry Dates, with their own detected stores and ratings.
Your store counts units, not expiry dates. Datima tracks them per batch and ships oldest first.
Your store counts units, not expiry dates. For food, supplements, cosmetics or pet products, that gap becomes write-offs and expired orders. Datima records expiry dates per batch, as stock arrives. Each sale comes off the batch that expires first, refunds go back. See what expires in 7, 30 and 90 days and what it is worth. Let prices step down as a batch nears its date and go back when it sells. Write expired batches off in one tap. Setup takes minutes from a CSV pre-filled with your catalog.
Every number on this page comes from public storefront scans and the public Shopify App Store listing. If Shoplist shows Datima Batch Expiry Dates on a store, it is there.
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Detected stores, ratings, pricing, and momentum side by side.
Developer
Every app Datima publishes, with their detected reach.
Rankings
The ten apps gaining the most detected installs in each category.
Directory
Browse every app Shoplist tracks, by category, rating, and reach.