The most common setup in Swedish bike shops, and the one we connect most often.
Nutid keeps order over the counter and WooCommerce shows the range to the outside world. On their own, both do their job. What tends to chafe is the stretch between them, where someone on staff ends up typing the same article in a second time.
We build the connection so that Nutid is the source and WooCommerce mirrors it. Change a price at the counter and the web gets that price. Sell the last one over the counter and it disappears online.
Because WooCommerce is open, it can be steered quite precisely: which categories are published, how images and descriptions are pulled in, and which articles should stay visible even at zero stock.
You decide which parts you want running, and the flows can be switched on one at a time.
The work starts in your article register, because that is where the quality is decided. We check that article numbers, categories and supplier links are unambiguous enough to be matched against the web.
What you need to do is give us access to Nutid and to WooCommerce, and point out which categories should go out. After that you carry on at the counter exactly as before.
You run the counter, we run the stretch in between.