Channels designed to agree on inventory
Shopify, POS, marketplace, and warehouse reconcile to the same stock picture on cadence. Drift is surfaced, not hidden in spreadsheets.
When channels each work but they don't agree,
Reconciliation across channels is the work.
We deliver retail and commerce ERP designed so the catalog, the POS, the marketplace, and the ledger reconcile on cadence — with edge cases surfaceable, not buried.
Channels reconciled to one operating truth.
Shopify, POS, marketplace, and warehouse reconcile to the same stock picture on cadence. Drift is surfaced, not hidden in spreadsheets.
Inventory, orders, refunds, and customer records reconcile cleanly to the back office. Edge cases surface; they don't accumulate.
Marketplace payouts, payment-processor settlements, refunds — each reconciles by cadence, not by spreadsheet at quarter-end.
Rate-limited connectors, idempotent processing, observability when something fails. Not a black box of webhooks.
Five operating realities the commerce buyer recognises.
Variants, bundles, kits, packs, region-specific availability. The catalog data model has to mirror the operation, not approximate it.
Inventory drift, payout matching, refund accounting, return-to-stock — all of it has to run on cadence, not by exception.
Shopify webhooks have rate limits. Marketplaces have settlement delays. POS has offline scenarios. The integration spine has to respect each channel's reality.
The same customer buys on the site, returns at the store, and complains in the inbox. The ERP either unifies them or compensates with manual stitching.
Wholesale customers, retail customers, and marketplace customers each have different pricing, payment terms, and tax treatment. The ERP either supports both natively or one gets bolted on.
Workflows we've delivered, integrations we've worked under, KPIs we've instrumented.
Ten clients across e-commerce, multi-channel retail, POS, B2B trade, and marketplace selling.
E-commerce + recurring-order subscription workflow + inventory forecasting; pet-specific catalog.
Website + multi-currency POS + warehouse + Lightspeed migration + reprint + pay-later.
Custom sales module with multi-list and Amish-specific catalog handling.
POS + product + Shopify + QuickBooks Online integration; wholesale and retail operating together.
Sales customisation + Shopify + Xero + Zoho connectors.
Bespoke ERP including voice-agent phone automation, route optimisation, live wallboard dashboards, drop-point pickup network, POS trade-show flow, catalog → InDesign sync.
Full Odoo across CRM, sales, MRP, stock, rewards, commission, with Australia localisation.
Website + portal + product + Razorpay/PayPal delivery flow.
Stale-inventory analysis, auto-SKU generation, ZPL label printing for marketplace fulfilment.
Full ERP with custom sale/purchase/account/inventory/portal/proforma + WhatsApp + Gupshup + Twilio for trade communications.
Detailed write-ups of delivered work in this industry.
Client: Pawpots
Multi-country fresh pet-food brand (Lebanon + UAE) with vet-formulated meals personalised per pet. Custom Odoo platform: pet-specific portion algorithm, product bundling for multi-pet households, recurring subscription as the operating motion, sale orders, inventory forecasting tied to the subscription book, vet partner portal, two-sided referral program.
Read the case studyClient: CNT Automation
Three custom Odoo 18 modules for a test-and-measurement equipment reseller — automatic SKU generation, stale-inventory tracking, direct-to-printer workflow. Storefront on Shopify, back office on Odoo.
Read the case studyClient: Confidential — Hong Kong Wine Specialist
Custom Odoo platform for a Hong Kong wine specialist (client name withheld at their request). Lot-individual actual costing, multi-UOM lot management, beverage sampling tracking with valuation, age-verified public storefront, bulk import wizards for products / POs / SOs, role-scoped access management. Wine-business software, not configured retail ERP.
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Odoo as the operating system. Inventory, accounting, customer, order — single source of truth.
Open ERP Systems →Webflow, Shopify, custom storefronts, design systems. The seam between brand surface and operating reality.
Open Experience & Commerce →Shopify, Lightspeed, marketplaces, payment processors, accounting hand-off. Where systems agree on meaning.
Open Integrations & Data →Subscription flows, marketplace label printing, wallboard dashboards, voice-agent phone automation.
Open Custom Applications →New commerce ERP rollout. 12 to 36 weeks delivery + 6 to 12 weeks stabilisation. Phased: finance + inventory first, then channels, then advanced reconciliation.
Open Implementation →Replatforming from QuickBooks, Lightspeed (POS-only), or a custom stack into Odoo as the operating spine.
Open Modernization →Once channels are reconciled, the work becomes drift prevention: quarterly cadence, version upgrades, channel-API changes absorbed deliberately.
Open Long-Term Support →A commerce engagement is the right move when you sell across two or more channels (Shopify, POS, marketplace, B2B), month-end currently includes manual reconciliation across channels, and leadership wants the operating spine, not just a Shopify partner.
It's too early when you sell on a single channel and aren't planning to expand, you want the cheapest Shopify connector, or there's no internal owner for catalog and reconciliation discipline.
Yes, and that integration is a primary engagement pattern. The work isn't "install the connector" — it's the reconciliation discipline that keeps Shopify, POS, marketplace, and Odoo agreeing on the same inventory, orders, and customer.
Yes. LedPoint is the named delivery — Lightspeed POS data import, multi-currency POS, multi-store inventory. Treated as a Modernization & Migration engagement starting with a decision audit.
Yes. Pacific Boeki runs B2B marine trading. QRJoy runs wholesale + retail together. The operating model supports both natively; one isn't a bolt-on.
Yes. CNT Automation is an eBay-focused delivery: stale-inventory analysis, auto-SKU, ZPL label printing.
First-class where the engagement requires it. LedPoint is the named multi-currency POS delivery. The POS, e-commerce, and accounting layer can treat currency as a primary concept rather than a translation step.
Single-channel commerce on top of Odoo: 12 to 18 weeks delivery + 6 to 12 weeks stabilisation. Multi-channel with marketplace + POS + B2B + B2C: 5 to 12 months end-to-end. Subscription depth or AI-augmented operations (Nature's Warehouse class) extends further.
Yes. Pawpots' recurring-order workflow is the named proof point. Recurring orders, inventory forecasting against subscription demand, and lifecycle management are part of how we deliver.
No "we do Shopify too" pitch. Commerce-first.