What usually goes wrong
A store goes live, and then the work starts: someone types every order into the invoicing tool, copies tracking numbers from the courier’s site, updates stock on each marketplace by hand and finds out about mistakes from angry customers.
What we build
A store that is connected from the first day:
- Catalogue imported from your suppliers’ feeds, with your margin rules applied to every price.
- Payments with the provider whose fees suit you, including cash on delivery where buyers expect it.
- Couriers. Shipping labels created from orders in bulk, and tracking sent to customers automatically.
- Invoicing. Invoices and credit notes issued as orders ship and returns arrive, and submitted to the tax authority’s e-invoicing system where it is required.
- Marketplaces. Listings, prices and stock kept in sync, and orders brought back into one queue.
We have run this for a fashion brand selling through 33 marketplace storefronts across Europe, where every order is invoiced within 30 minutes with no one typing.
How it works
- A call about your catalogue, channels and the systems you already use.
- A recommendation of the platform and a fixed price within three working days.
- Build and connect in four weeks, tested with real orders before launch.
- Run. We monitor every connection and tell you before something breaks.