Large catalogues
Search and admin that still work when the catalogue is big, not only when it is a few hundred products.
Retail
Omnichannel e-commerce for retailers with stores and stock
A large catalogue, with store stock and online stock in one view.
Store and online stock in one view · The ERP stays · Search that holds a large catalogue
The website and the shop floor disagree
A large catalogue with two stock pictures will oversell or hide products you could have sold.
Retail catalogues are big, and the interesting unit is often in a store, not in the warehouse the website knows about. Online says it is gone. The shop floor has it. Or the website sells it, and the store had already promised it to someone standing there.
We put store stock and online stock in one view, and connect that view to the store, the marketplaces and the warehouse. A live demo in a store can sell into the same shop, when you want the camera in the aisle and the order on your site.
The ERP stays, and we connect to it. Search and admin have to keep working with a very large catalogue.
What weighs most
Catalogue size, one stock picture, and a way for the shop floor to sell online.
One stock view
Store stock and online stock shown together, so an order can use the shop floor when you allow it.
In-store to online
A live demo in a store can pin a product and sell it on your site, instead of sending the customer elsewhere.
The systems you have
We connect to your ERP and warehouse where they offer an API. We confirm that on the call.
In use
The site offers a unit the store can hand over.
A size shows as available because a store still has it. The online order is allowed to use that stock. The shop floor sees the hold before someone else sells the same item.
What you get, and what we need
You get one stock picture. We need to know which locations are allowed to fulfil.
What you get
- Store stock and online stock in one view.
- A rule for when a web order may use the shop floor.
- Admin that can hold a large catalogue.
- A path from an in-store demo to an order on your site.
What we need from you
- Where stock counts live today.
- Which stores may fulfil a web order.
- The ERP we should connect to.
- Who on the shop floor sees a hold.
Projects we've worked on
Trade · Stock
Stock and credit ledger
Stock and what is owed sit on one desk.
What's in stock and who owes what, on one desk.
Automotive · Hire
Luxury car hire site
The public site and the admin the team uses to run it.
Where to go next
Questions
Can online orders use store stock?
Yes, when that stock is in the same view as the online stock. An order can draw on the shop floor if the brief says so. We connect to the systems that already hold those counts. We do not replace them.
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