Launch eGrocery
Sell online on the same stock as the shop floor
A storefront is trusted exactly as far as its stock figure is accurate. This is about launching on data that is already computed daily.
- who it fits
- Retail · Manufacturer
- how often
- launched once, then daily operation
- roles
- owner, development director, picker
- what it moves
- Revenue
How it works today
- The website catalogue and the shop stock diverge by lunchtime.
- Substitutions are agreed by phone; the customer hears last.
How it runs here
- 1Take catalogue and availability from the same system that computes replenishment
- 2Pick the order in store, with a list and permitted substitutions
- 3Update stock immediately after picking
- 4Return the sale into demand — it feeds the next order
What data is needed
- Catalogue, price and stock per location
- Substitution rules
Who decides
What appears online and what may substitute is decided by the network. Payment and delivery stay with it or its partner.
How it is measured
By orders picked without substitutions, refusals from missing stock, and repeat purchases.
Show us one critical process. We will show how it runs here.
We look at your cycle: how an order is assembled today, who decides, where time leaks and what the system takes over.