Case · Retail & omnichannel commerce
We're a retail software development company: unified stock across store, warehouse and web, point of sale connected to your ecommerce, catalog and prices synced with your ERP, and electronic invoicing that issues itself. One number for every channel, not four.
Omnichannel retail doesn't break at the storefront — it breaks in the seams between systems. The register, the ecommerce and the ERP each keep their own version of the truth, and every hour that passes they drift a little further apart. The customer finds out first, at the worst possible moment: at checkout.
What we build
The register and the online store stop being two businesses. Same catalog, same prices, same promotions, and a sale in the aisle that shows up online immediately.
Store, warehouse and web read from a single pool of stock, with reservations and transfers so no channel oversells what another one already committed.
Sales, margin and rotation by channel, branch and category, built on the same data the operation runs on. No exports, no spreadsheets glued together on Monday.
Catalog, stock and prices synced two ways with your ERP, local payment gateways and electronic invoicing issued on every order. It's the same stack — catalog and stock synced to the ERP, payments and electronic invoicing — that runs in production at Solares.cl.
Typical situations
A technical catalog with retail and installer pricing, and stock that only the ERP knew about.
Own ecommerce platform (Next.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL) with catalog and stock synced to the ERP, integrated payments, shipping and electronic invoicing.
Cart recovery emails sending customers back to products the warehouse no longer had.
Recovery flows tied to live ERP stock: we only chase the carts we can actually ship.
Competitors repricing daily while our own list was reviewed once a month.
24/7 competitor price scraping feeding pricing rules and alerts in the admin panel.
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