Setup and reference data
ERP product catalog
Use product records, categories, descriptions, and images for the storefront. Keep catalog data in ERP rather than maintaining an unrelated product list for the site.
Categories, search, and product pages
Build browsing around categories, product detail pages, text search, and configured filters. Product selection leads into the storefront basket.
Make the design your own
Adjust colors, spacing, typography, and element settings in the editor. Work on the appearance of selected elements while seeing the page around them, so headings, buttons, and sections fit your brand.
Daily operations
Checkout configured for your store
Order creation, delivery choices, and payment providers depend on the connected storefront implementation. Configure and test the complete checkout before opening sales.
Different channels. One place for orders.
Bring orders from your connected web store and point of sale into the same sales process as orders entered by your team. Keep the channel and source reference with each order, then continue through fulfillment, invoicing, and payment. More ways to sell, with one connected record of the sale.
From reservation to invoice
In the stock sales workflow, order confirmation reserves goods and creates delivery. Completing delivery creates the customer invoice, keeping every step linked.
Connected business processes
A website connected to your ERP
Keep product lists and other dynamic sections tied to the data supplied by your site. The editor displays dynamic content as visual components while preserving the template logic that renders it.
Linked source and result documents
Keep generated orders, receipts, invoices, and other records linked to their source. Follow the business operation across departments without recreating its context.
Partial payments and open balances
Record amounts actually paid against the invoice. A partial payment leaves the remaining balance open, so payment status reflects settlement rather than an intention to pay.