Multi-market commerce network
One catalogue spine feeding twelve storefronts, each with its own language, currency, tax treatment and compliance content.
- Per-market pricing and promotions
- Localised product content
- Shared media and document library
Running twelve storefronts, several marketplaces and an ERP across two entities is a software problem before it is a logistics problem. We built the layer that holds it together — and partners inherit it.
One catalogue spine feeding twelve storefronts, each with its own language, currency, tax treatment and compliance content.
Dealers log in to their own prices, not a public list. Quote to order, credit terms, order history and live tracking.
Stock, orders, invoices and delivery notes move between the storefronts and the ERP automatically. Nothing is re-keyed.
Product feeds built and maintained for the platforms that matter in each market — international and local alike.
Leads, conversations and campaigns in one pipeline, so an enquiry from any market or channel is answered by a named person.
Carrier integration, label generation and shipment tracking pushed back to the customer without anyone opening a portal.
Introductions are the asset in this business. We are brought into deals precisely because counterparties trust that what they show us does not travel. That trust is operational, not aspirational — it shapes how we structure files and who can see them.
Distributors and brand partners get the storefront, the feeds and the portal as part of the relationship.
Leave three lines and we will come back with the corridor, the customs position and a realistic timeline for whatever you are moving.