Nutid at the till, Starweb on the web

Two Swedish systems that would benefit from knowing what the other is doing.

Two systems, one shared truth

Nutid keeps track of what is sold over the counter and what is left. Starweb shows the range to whoever is shopping from home. Separately, both do their job.

What chafes is that neither knows anything about the other. The same article is created twice, the price changes in one place and not the other, and eventually nobody trusts the stock figure online.

We make Nutid the source and let Starweb mirror it. Change a price at the till and the web has it. Sell the last one over the counter and it leaves the online shop.

What is synced between Nutid and Starweb

You choose which parts to start, and the flows can be switched on one at a time.

Articles from Nutid become products in Starweb, with the article number as the key.

Prices are read from the till, campaign prices included for as long as they run.

Stock is updated continuously so the web shows what the shop actually has.

Web orders come back into Nutid so all sales are counted in one place.

How we build it

The work starts in your article register, because that is where quality is decided. We go through article numbers, names and supplier links before anything is published.

A review of the register, correcting duplicates and articles without a source.

A test run against a limited part of the range before the rest follows.

Follow-up once the link is live, and adjustments as the range changes.

You carry on working in Nutid exactly as before. That is where articles are created, prices set and deliveries received, and that is the picture the web follows.

Nutid is the source; Starweb mirrors it.

An article register cleaned before it is published.

Web orders back in the till, with no re-entry.

One setup, one truth, and nobody entering the same article twice.

Next steps

Nutid Starweb Product texts and SEO