🧮 Retail and eCommerce ERP · Omnichannel inventory
See live stock across stores, warehouses, your website and marketplaces in one number. Route online orders to the nearest store with stock, offer click and collect, and move slow stock to where it sells.
Press the button to send an order. The ERP checks stock and distance, then picks the best location. Example map.
Darker cells hold more stock. Red cells are near zero. Press balance to see the transfers the ERP suggests. Example SKUs.
4 cells at risk of stockout
Stock in the wrong place means lost sales in one store and markdowns in another. Enter your numbers. Use your own figures.
Nine connected features. Each links to the related part of the ERP.
Do your website and stores ever disagree on stock? The free 5-minute ERP audit shows where the gaps are.
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Every channel joined up through our API integration work.
Two stores shipping online orders first, then every channel.
Inventory links POS, web, payments and analytics.
Answers for owners, merchandisers and ops teams.
It is one live view of stock across every store, warehouse, website and marketplace. Every channel sells from the same pool, so you don't oversell online or leave stock stuck in one store.
Every sale anywhere updates the pool within seconds, and each channel can keep a safety buffer so online listings go out of stock before the last unit is sold in store.
Online orders are picked and packed in a store that has the item, instead of always shipping from the warehouse. It is often faster and clears store stock.
Rules weigh stock, distance, store workload and cost to pick the best location. Orders can also be split across locations.
Customers order online and pick up in store. The item is reserved so it isn't sold to someone else.
The ERP suggests transfers from locations with excess to those selling fast, and tracks stock in transit.
Yes. Stock levels are pushed to marketplaces and orders pulled back, with buffers per marketplace.
Ship from store and click and collect need accurate counts. Regular mobile or RFID cycle counts keep accuracy high.
About 5 weeks, including connecting channels and a two-store ship-from-store pilot.
Tell us your stores, warehouses and online channels, and how you share stock today. We reply within 4 business hours and can demo with your own data.