Retail and e-commerce
The shop, the stockroom and the online store all need to agree on one number.
Retailers sell across a counter, an online store and often marketplaces, from stock held in one or more locations. Catalogue, pricing, stock and orders have to stay in step, and customers expect a checkout that just works.
How the work moves
- 01
Catalogue
Store
- 02
Order
Checkout
- 03
Payment
Gateway
- 04
Fulfil
Warehouse
- 05
Stock
POS / ERP
Challenges we expect
| Challenge | What we would build | |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | Challenge: Customers can't find products quickly, and abandon a slow or confusing checkout. | What we would build: Catalogue filtering and a secure, simple checkout. |
| Integration | Challenge: Stock in the shop and online drift apart, so items sell that aren't there. | What we would build: Stock synced between point of sale, store and ERP. |
| Data | Challenge: Sales, customer and staff numbers are spread across systems. | What we would build: Point of sale and reporting that bring them together. |
What it changes
Cost
Fewer oversold items and refunds.
Efficiency
Stock updated once, everywhere.
Scalability
A store that handles a growing catalogue.
Our work in retail and e-commerce
Store for trade and retail buyers
A seller of Islamic books and learning material in the UK
An online store for more than 2,700 books and resources, with trade accounts, delivery tracking and its own admin console.
Technologies
- WordPress
- Stripe
- Zoho
- Next.js
- MySQL
Patterns this industry shares
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