An online store that shares your real stock
Publish from the catalogue you already maintain, take orders online, and fulfil them from the same inventory your counter uses — no second system to keep in step.
Why online and in-store usually fight
These are the situations this product exists to remove.
- The website has its own product list, so prices and descriptions drift.
- An item sells in store and online on the same afternoon, and one customer is disappointed.
- Online orders are re-typed into the business system by hand.
- Nobody can say which channel is actually making money.
Four steps, in the order you would actually do them
- 01
One catalogue
Products, images, pricing and availability come from your workspace, not a separate website admin.
- 02
Orders arrive as work
An online order becomes a normal order to pick, invoice and deliver — with stock already reserved.
- 03
Channel visibility
Sales reports separate online from in-store so you can see what each channel contributes.
Capabilities
Storefront
A clean, mobile-first store with categories, search and product pages.
Shared stock
Availability reflects real inventory, so you are far less likely to oversell.
Checkout & orders
Customer checkout with orders flowing into your normal fulfilment process.
Customer accounts
Order history tied to the same customer record your team already sees.
Pricing control
Use your standard price lists, or set online-specific pricing where it makes sense.
Delivery basics
Delivery and pickup options with charges applied at checkout.
Who it is for
- Shops that want to start selling online without running two businesses
- Sellers listing the same stock across store and web
- Businesses that want online orders to appear in their normal workflow
How it connects
- Products and prices come straight from ERP.
- Stock reservations respect what the counter has already sold.
- Online revenue posts to the same accounts as in-store sales.
- Owners see combined and per-channel figures on mobile.
On the roadmap
- Marketplace channel syncing
- Abandoned-cart follow-up
- Multi-language storefronts
SolveFlex Commerce — common questions
Can I keep my existing website?+
Yes. Many businesses keep their marketing site and use SolveFlex Commerce for the selling part. If you would rather connect an existing store, that is an integration project — talk to us about it.
Will online and store stock stay in agreement?+
They read from the same inventory, so availability reflects real stock rather than a copy that has to be synced.
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Other parts of the ecosystem
SolveFlex ERP
Manage operations, inventory, purchasing, customers and finance from one place.
Ready to see SolveFlex Commerce with your own numbers?
Request a guided demo, or ask us a direct question about how this would work in your business.