Inventory accuracy across channels
Inventory data needs one path. We scope the integration between the store, the e-commerce platform and the ERP, and state which system owns the number.
Industries · Retail
One inventory picture, fewer manual steps
Back-office compute, store networking and the data integrations behind omnichannel retail - scoped and quoted in writing, without pretending to be your payment processor.
Retail operations break at the seams: inventory that disagrees between channels, orders that need re-keying, support queues that grow with the catalog. We supply and integrate the infrastructure and automation under those seams, and we are explicit that we do not process payments.
Integrationinventory and order data paths
Separatehardware and services lines
Writtenscope and lead time
Where we help
What we hear from retail buyers
These are the problems the scope is built against - not a generic feature list.
Manual order handling
Orders that get re-keyed create errors. We scope the data path and the automation around it, with human review where an order value is high.
Support volume
Routine order-status and returns questions can be deflected with automation, with escalation to a person when the question is not routine.
Multi-site infrastructure
Store networks and back-office compute are scoped per site, with connectivity and mounting work quoted as separate lines.
What we deliver
Lines we can put in a written quote
Hardware, services and automation are quoted separately so you can see what you are buying.
Store and back-office infrastructure
Servers, storage and networking for stores and back-office operations, quoted per site against a written BOM.
E-commerce and inventory integration
Data paths between store systems, the e-commerce platform and the ERP, with the owner of each number written down.
ERP/CPQ workflows
Quote, order and pricing workflows integrated with the ERP you run, including customer-specific pricing where it exists.
Support automation
Inbox and voice agents for order-status, returns and store-inquiry questions, with escalation to a person.
Deployment and staging
Imaging, staging and on-site install quoted as separate service lines with lead times stated.
Lifecycle and spares
Spares and RMA handling for distributed store fleets, so a failed unit has a written replacement path.
Honest limits
What we will not claim
If a claim is not in a signed scope, it is not a commitment.
Read this before you ask us for a proposal.
- We do not process payments and we do not sell payment services. If a quote includes payment hardware, it is hardware only and the processor relationship stays yours.
- We do not install or service point-of-sale software we do not own. We integrate with it where a written interface exists.
- We do not publish revenue-lift or conversion percentages. Targets are agreed and measured per engagement.
Talk to a person
One contact from requirement to invoice.
- Email [email protected] with the requirement or BOM.
- Call +1 307-207-0033, East Coast business hours.
- Book a 30-minute working session on the demo page.
Questions
Retail questions we answer in writing
Do you provide point-of-sale or payment processing?
No. We supply infrastructure and integration work; payment processing stays with your processor. If hardware is part of the scope, it is quoted as hardware - never as a payment service.
Can you connect our store systems to e-commerce?
Yes, where a written interface exists. We scope the data path, name the system that owns each number, and state what we do not touch before build starts.
Can you support many stores?
Yes. Sites are scoped individually, with connectivity and deployment quoted per site so a rollout can be staged rather than committed all at once.
How do you measure automation results?
The target and measurement method are written into the scope before build starts, then reported against. We do not publish percentages we have not measured.
Bring us the workflow
Tell us what costs you the most time and we will say - in writing - whether hardware, deployment services or automation is the right fix.