Retail
We build inventory, point-of-sale, and multi-channel systems that keep stock counts and order data accurate across physical and online storefronts.
Retail breaks down at the seams between channels — the online store says an item is in stock, the physical location sold the last one an hour ago. We build the systems that keep inventory and order data in sync across every channel a retailer actually sells through.
That seam is where trust breaks with customers, too — an order confirmed online that can't actually be fulfilled costs more than the sale itself. We build point-of-sale integration that reflects real-time stock rather than end-of-day reconciliation, so a sale on the floor updates online availability immediately instead of hours later. Order and fulfillment tracking stays visible across every channel a retailer sells through, and reporting is built separately for single-store operators and multi-location businesses, since the two need different views of the same underlying data.
- Inventory systems synced across online and physical storefronts
- Point-of-sale integration with real-time stock updates
- Order and fulfillment tracking across channels
- Inventory systems that stay accurate across every channel a retailer sells through
- Point-of-sale integration reflecting real-time stock, not end-of-day reconciliation
- Order and fulfillment tracking visible across online and in-store sales
- Reporting built for both store-level and multi-location operators
Retailers selling across more than one channel who need inventory and order data that actually agrees with itself.
Point-of-sale integration is built to reflect stock changes as they happen, not through end-of-day batch reconciliation — the specific latency depends on your existing POS system's capabilities, scoped during discovery.
Yes — reporting and inventory sync are built to handle both single-store operators and multi-location businesses, with views suited to each rather than one generic dashboard.
That's precisely the sync problem this is built to prevent — keeping inventory accurate across channels means online availability reflects real stock, not a snapshot that's already out of date.
Integration is scoped against whatever platform and POS system you're already running, rather than requiring a migration to a specific stack.