Retail & Ecommerce

One stock number, online and at the counter.

Selling in two places with one source of truth. The hard part is never the storefront — it is keeping the catalogue, the stock and the money agreeing with each other while a point of sale overwrites everything on every sync.

One catalogue
counter and storefront
2 gateways
routing and redundancy
Daily
reconciliation to the processor

What we hear

If any of this sounds familiar…

01

You oversold the last one

It sold in store and online within the same hour. One customer is getting an apology, and the stock figure was never wrong on purpose.

02

The sync destroys your work

A merchant writes a good product description, and the next catalogue sync from the POS overwrites it. So people stop bothering.

03

Month end is a manual reconciliation

Somebody exports the processor report and matches it against your records by hand. It takes a day and nobody enjoys it.

What we build

The pieces this sector actually needs.

Unified inventory

One stock record behind the till and the storefront, with reservation rules agreed before anybody hits a conflict.

Catalogue that survives sync

POS-owned fields the sync controls completely, merchant-owned fields it never touches, merged when read.

Payment routing

More than one gateway with routing between them, so a single processor problem is not a closed shop.

Reconciliation

Daily comparison of storefront, till, processor and ledger, naming the transactions that disagree rather than counting them.

Multi-location

Per-site configuration, staged updates and reporting across every branch without driving between them.

Storefront

On your own domain, or integrated with the Shopify or WooCommerce store you already run.

Where this comes from

Proven somewhere real.

Eshop is a POS-connected storefront we shipped: dual-table catalogue architecture, two payment gateways, delta sync across four locations and an 80% reduction in POS API traffic.

Go and read it

Tell us how your business actually runs.

The process, not the software you think you need. We’ll come back within one business day.

Reply time

One business day, from an engineer

Based in

Orlando, Florida · serving the United States

What happens next

  • A reply within one business day, from an engineer
  • A thirty-minute call, with no qualifying call before it
  • A written scope and a fixed number, if it fits