Stock, prices, orders and customers live in one place. Whether someone buys on the site or at the till, your inventory and reports tell the same story.
Quote and schedule after your brief
We connect the POS and the store to one inventory. Every sale in any channel deducts stock right away. We agree the sync delay up front and show it in the settings.
We set up one source for prices and promotions. Change it once and it updates everywhere. If a channel needs its own price, that is a rule, not a manual edit.
We match buyers by phone or email into one profile with purchase history. Loyalty points and discounts work in both channels, and the data flows into your CRM (customer database).
We configure returns in any channel, tax-compliant receipts for your country, and click-and-collect from the site with the order appearing as ready at the till.
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
One physical location and one online store
Several shops, a warehouse and pickup from any of them
Businesses with an existing back-office system, marketplaces and complex pricing
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
We launch one location and part of the catalog first. We agree a metric up front, such as the number of stock mismatches per month.
We configure the system, integrations and receipts, move products and customers, and check everything with test sales.
We train your staff, roll out to all locations and watch the first week closely. Issues get fixed immediately.
All accounts, keys and files are in your name under the agreed terms. Payment is in stages, so you see results before the next payment.
Usually not. If your site runs on a common platform such as Shopify or WooCommerce, we connect it as it is. If it has no API (a way to exchange data), we say so during the audit and offer options.
It depends on your format. A café, a clothing shop and an electronics store need different things. We compare two or three options on cost and features and explain the trade-offs. You buy licenses and hardware on your own account.
We prepare a quote after reviewing your brief. We list support and any third-party costs separately: subscriptions, APIs, hosting or media spend where the project needs them. Provider rates are checked before work starts.
Yes, that is our usual path. A pilot on one location shows whether the setup works, and only then do we roll it out to the rest. It lowers risk and you see results sooner.
Access to your current POS, store and product spreadsheets. Also one person who knows the range and prices and can answer questions during the project. Without that, timelines slip.
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.