Built for shops, in person and online.

The till and the website disagree.

An order comes in online for something that sold out in the shop an hour ago. A customer asks on WhatsApp whether you have a size in stock, and the answer depends on who happens to check. At the end of the month, the accounts, the website and the till all need matching up by hand, because none of them talk to each other.

None of that is a stock problem. It is a joining-up problem.

What we build

A website and online shop that agrees with what is actually on the shelf. Behind it, marketing keeps posts and offers going out, and answers reviews, without you having to chase it between customers. Bookkeeping and invoices matches what came in online against what came in over the counter. It connects to tools you already use, like Shopify and WhatsApp, so nothing gets thrown away.

How it works

  1. Show us

    A few minutes on how stock, orders and the till currently line up, or do not.

  2. We build it

    You see stock agree across the shop and the website before a customer notices the gap.

  3. It runs

    Orders match what is on the shelf. Offers go out on schedule. The month closes without an evening spent matching three systems.

What changes

Before, an online order for something already sold in the shop meant an apology email and a refund. After, stock agrees across both, so what is shown online is what is actually there.

Before, the end of the month meant an evening matching the till against the website against the bank. After, it is matched as it happens, and the evening is free.

Before, a slow week and a good one looked the same from behind the counter, until the numbers were totted up weeks later. After, one screen shows how the shop is doing, as it happens.

Who it suits

It suits a single shop as much as a small chain running the same stock across more than one till. It works whether online sales are half the business or barely started, joining up what is already there rather than replacing it. A market stall trading a few days a week fits the same system as a shop open every day.

See it, then talk to us

See a shop built this way in the work, or book a 15-minute call and tell us how orders come in now, in person and online. Rather start with your own website first? Run the free check and see what it is costing you.

Show us how your business runs.