Articles, prices and stock levels move between the systems you already have, without you having to replace either one.
Most bike shops already run a point of sale and, more often than not, a web shop. The problem is rarely that a system is missing. It is that the two lead separate lives: an article is created in the POS, the same article is created again on the web, and a fortnight later neither the price nor the stock level agrees.
We build the link between the systems instead of replacing them. The POS stays the POS, the web shop stays the web shop, and we make sure the information travels in the right direction.
We work with Nutid and Specter on the system side and with Abicart, WooCommerce and Shopify on the web side. If you would rather not touch the POS at all, that works too, and if you want to begin with part of the range, we do that.
A connection is not one single switch but four flows that can be turned on separately.
We start by looking at what you actually have: which POS, which web platform, how the article register is built and which suppliers sit behind the range.
You carry on working in your own systems. That is where articles are created, prices are set and deliveries are received, and that is the picture that counts.
Pick the combination you run, and we will show you what that connection looks like.
The shop your customer sees. We publish the articles, keep the prices current and mirror the stock, whichever platform you have chosen.
If you have both a till and a webshop, it is the link between those two that decides how much is left to do by hand. Pick your combination.