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Retail & distribution

From the first order
to the final delivery.

Bring orders, stock, fulfilment, and customer updates together so your stores, sales teams, and distribution partners can work from the same information.

Discuss your workflow

One order.
Too many places to check.

A customer asks about availability. Sales checks with the store, the warehouse checks a spreadsheet, and support waits for a dispatch update. The information moves more slowly than the order.

We help connect those steps around a shared workflow, with clear records, accountable handoffs, and the right information for each team.

Order capture & tracking

Bring customer, store, and sales-team orders into a consistent process. Make quantities, agreed terms, and order status clear before work moves to fulfilment.

Stock across locations

Give teams a shared view of available, reserved, and incoming stock using agreed data sources. Track transfers and investigate differences between recorded and physical stock.

Picking, packing & fulfilment

Connect confirmed orders to picking lists, packing checks, and dispatch records. Make shortages and partial fulfilments visible to the people who need to resolve them.

Dealer & distributor portals

Let trade partners browse permitted catalogues, submit orders, access documents, and follow progress without repeated calls to the sales team.

Returns & service requests

Record the reason, supporting information, and next step for a return or complaint. Keep ownership clear through review, replacement, or resolution.

Customer communication

Share useful order updates and delivery information from confirmed business events. Give your support team the context needed to answer a customer’s question.

Keep the business connected.
Across every channel.

Your stores, warehouse, field sales team, and trade partners have different needs. We shape the experience around those roles and assess how it should connect to your existing commerce, accounting, or inventory tools.

Follow an order.
Find the friction.

  1. 01

    Map the order journey

    Follow a real order from capture through payment, stock allocation, fulfilment, and after-sales support. Identify the source of truth at each step.

  2. 02

    Choose a focused release

    Start with one channel, location, or partner group. Agree on the exceptions to handle and the measures that matter, such as incomplete orders or time spent checking status.

  3. 03

    Test before expanding

    Review stock reservations, partial deliveries, cancellations, and returns with the people who handle them. Expand once the working process is clear.

Fit the way you sell.

Can you connect our existing POS or accounting software?

We review supported APIs, export options, licensing, and access rules first. The integration approach depends on what each system supports and which records it owns.

Will stock information be live?

The update frequency depends on the source systems and integration design. We agree on synchronization, reservations, and how to show stale or uncertain availability before building.

Can dealers have different catalogues or prices?

Yes, where required. We define account access, permitted products, pricing rules, and approval steps as part of the portal’s scope.

Can we start with a single store or warehouse?

Yes. A focused location or order channel can help validate the workflow and data before extending it across the business.

Where does your order journey slow down?

Let’s talk