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Sell everywhere. Count once.

The shop says four in stock, the website says two, the stocktake says none and one is on eBay. Multi-channel retail dies of disagreement between systems, and the fix is one truth about stock and money, fed to every channel instead of five channels each keeping their own score.

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Live proof

Use it. Right here.

Sell the same items in store and online from one stock ledger, then flip to how most shops run and watch the oversell arrive.

live demoOne shelf, two tills

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Your till in store, your shop online, one truth about stock. The connector is the easy part; the ledger decision is the job.

The work

Where the hours go, and come back.

POS and web, reconciled

Your point-of-sale system kept in agreement with Shopify or WooCommerce: stock, prices and products flowing one way on purpose, not two ways by accident. The storefront work itself lives at e-commerce.

Orders to accounting without retyping

Sales from every channel landing in Xero or MYOB correctly coded, refunds and fees included, so the accountant reconciles instead of reconstructs. Retail runs on cents; the plumbing must too.

Marketing that knows what actually sold

Email and loyalty driven by real purchase history rather than guesswork: the winback for lapsed regulars, the restock alert for the thing they actually buy. Wired through your CRM per CRM & automation.

Margin, not just revenue

Reporting by product, channel and season that shows where the margin lives and which stock is furniture, per data & reporting. Most retailers are one honest dead-stock report away from a better year.

The standard

Reconciled is a habit, not a feature.

Eleven years of records and systems work in places where wrong numbers have consequences (mining, policing, federal government) built one habit that transfers whole: not "the import finished", but "the numbers agree with reality, and here is the proof". That is the standard your stock and sales numbers get held to.

The background E-commerce work

Fair questions

Before you ask.

The POS and the website disagree about stock.
Decide which system owns the truth, make every other system a subscriber, and backfill the current mess once, carefully. Disagreement is an architecture problem wearing an inventory costume, and it never fixes itself.
Should we be on Amazon, eBay, catch of the day?
Sometimes, and the honest answer is arithmetic: fees, freight and your margin per SKU. I will run that math with you before any integration gets built, because the answer is occasionally "absolutely not" and that answer is free.
Our reports come from three systems and an argument.
The Friday copy-paste is the most automatable hour in retail: pull each channel directly, transform once, deliver a report where every number traces to source. The argument retires with the copy-paste.