Overselling online
Stock sold in the store still shows online, so orders get cancelled.
Fixed with: One stock pool shared by every channel
POS, omnichannel stock, website and marketplace sync, loyalty and promotions, payments and returns, and sales analytics in one system, built for retail chains, D2C brands and online sellers.
🏬 Store sale · 2 items
🛒 Marketplace order
🌐 Website order
💬 WhatsApp order
Stores, website, marketplaces, social shops, WhatsApp and B2B orders all draw from the same stock and land in the same order book, with prices and offers kept in step.
Each one costs sales, margin or customers. Each one has a fix.
Stock sold in the store still shows online, so orders get cancelled.
Marketplace orders are copied into the billing system by hand.
Coupons stack with sale prices and nobody notices until month end.
Returned items sit in a corner and refunds are delayed.
Bestsellers run out while slow lines fill the stockroom.
Set the price, cost, marketplace fees, shipping, discount and return rate to see the contribution margin per order and per month. Figures are illustrative.
Returns are assumed to cost two-way shipping plus 10% of the product cost for damaged or unsellable stock.
Every location feeds one pool. A buffer is held back for online orders so the website never sells the last piece twice. Sample stock for one product line.
Each card opens a detailed module page.
Darker = more orders. Weekend evenings are the peak, so staff and stock are planned for them. Sample month.
Sales by hour, day, store, channel and category, with margin, so rosters, stock and offers follow real demand.
Points work in stores and online alike. Tiers reward your best customers, and every offer is checked against a minimum margin. Sample programme.
Payments, COD remittances and marketplace payouts are matched to orders. Returns move step by step until the refund is paid and the stock is back.
Products, orders, payments and tracking flow in without retyping.
A typical rollout for a chain with a few stores and online channels.
Typical improvement targets we plan against, not guarantees.
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ERP for neighbouring industries and the services that complete your system.
Straight answers to what retailers and online sellers ask us most.
An ERP for stores, brands and online sellers. It runs point of sale, keeps one stock pool across stores, warehouses, your website and marketplaces, and manages orders, loyalty, promotions, payments, returns and sales analytics alongside purchasing and accounts.
All channels draw from one stock pool. When an item sells in a store or online, available stock updates on every channel, and a safety buffer can be held back for each marketplace.
Common platforms such as Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento, and marketplaces such as Amazon, Flipkart and Noon, through their APIs or approved connectors. We confirm each connection during discovery.
Yes. Stores can keep billing if the internet drops, and sales sync automatically when the connection returns.
Yes. Points, tiers, coupons, bundles, buy-x-get-y offers and price rules can be set by store, channel and date, with checks so offers do not go below a minimum margin.
Returns move from request to pickup, inspection and refund. Items are graded on inspection, and resaleable stock goes straight back into the pool.
Yes. COD remittances and marketplace settlements are matched to orders, with fees, commissions and returns shown per order.
Typically about 6 to 8 weeks for a chain with a few stores and online channels, including products, POS, sync, loyalty and training.
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