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Different price on every channel
One price list with rules per channel or customer type, applied everywhere.
Pricing
A physical store, a messaging account, a marketplace, and a stock spreadsheet is the recipe for overstock and angry customers. We unify catalog, inventory, and billing so selling more does not mean working twice as hard.

01 / Typical problems
These five problems repeat in retail regardless of the size of the operation.
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One price list with rules per channel or customer type, applied everywhere.
Pricing
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Centralized inventory with reservation on sale and instant updates in store and online.
Inventory
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A unified register close and daily report, with detail by location and by salesperson.
Register
04
Documents issued automatically from the sale and sent to the customer and accounting.
Documents
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A returns flow with reason, status, and effect on stock and indicators.
Post-sale

02 / Scale
With the base in order, adding a point of sale means adding a user and an assigned inventory, not hiring someone else to consolidate spreadsheets.
We prepare the reports so management sees the whole business on one screen and can drill into each location when something does not add up.
03 / Questions
If it has an API or accessible database, yes. If not, we plan a file-based integration or a migration to an integrable point of sale.
Yes. We configure accounts, price lists, and payment terms for each customer type.
Between 3 and 6 weeks, depending on the quality of current data and how many systems must be connected.
Yes, synchronizing catalog and stock to prevent overselling and price conflicts between channels.
Tell us how many channels and how many products you manage. We propose an architecture and an investment in CAD.