
Order Management
A full order management system: orders, customers, catalogue, stock, warehouses, shipping, returns, automation rules and integrations.
5.0 out of 510 sold
Retail & E-commerce
Branch operations, inventory, order management and your own shopping app, priced per application rather than per till, per user or per transaction.

The problem
Retail pays twice for software: a per-seat fee for the systems staff use and a percentage of revenue for the ones customers touch. Both scale in the direction you least want them to.
Instead
These applications replace the first with a one-time purchase and the second with an app published under your own developer account, connected to your own payment processor. A good month costs you nothing extra.
5 business systems and 5 mobile apps, every one running right now with realistic data and every role switchable. An application can appear under more than one industry, because most of them do.

A full order management system: orders, customers, catalogue, stock, warehouses, shipping, returns, automation rules and integrations.
5.0 out of 510 sold

Catalogue, stock, warehouses, purchase orders, suppliers, sales, cycle counts and valuation, on one append-only movement ledger.
5.0 out of 510 sold

Store tasks, stock checks, cash-up and shrinkage across every branch, on one screen each.
4.5 out of 55 sold
Browse, cart and checkout on a storefront you own, with a vendor side for stock and orders.
5.0 out of 58 sold
The range, browsable and current, for businesses that do not sell in the app.
Stamps and rewards against a customer record you own, not a scheme somebody rents you.
4.5 out of 57 sold
Promotions with rules that hold, instead of a discount code that leaks everywhere.
4.0 out of 52 sold
Order status the customer can see, and a driver round with proof at the door.
4.5 out of 58 sold

Plans, usage metering, invoicing and dunning, with MRR you can actually reconcile.
5.0 out of 55 sold

A branded space where your customers see their documents, requests and invoices without emailing you.
5.0 out of 59 sold
5.010 sold
A full order management system: orders, customers, catalogue, stock, warehouses, shipping, returns, automation rules and integrations.
5.010 sold
Catalogue, stock, warehouses, purchase orders, suppliers, sales, cycle counts and valuation, on one append-only movement ledger.
4.55 sold
Store tasks, stock checks, cash-up and shrinkage across every branch, on one screen each.
5.08 sold
Browse, cart and checkout on a storefront you own, with a vendor side for stock and orders.
The range, browsable and current, for businesses that do not sell in the app.
4.57 sold
Stamps and rewards against a customer record you own, not a scheme somebody rents you.
4.02 sold
Promotions with rules that hold, instead of a discount code that leaks everywhere.
4.58 sold
Order status the customer can see, and a driver round with proof at the door.
5.05 sold
Plans, usage metering, invoicing and dunning, with MRR you can actually reconcile.
5.09 sold
A branded space where your customers see their documents, requests and invoices without emailing you.
Stock and orders are the usual starting point, with the customer-facing app added once the catalogue behind it is clean.
Each application stands alone and is bought on its own. Most firms take the one that hurts most, run it for a quarter, then add the next.
Applications bought from this catalogue are built on the same conventions and expose an API, so the second one can read the first rather than duplicating it.
Fields, stages, roles and integrations adjusted to how you already work, for a fixed price after one scoping call, typically one to three weeks.
Add the office, the site, the contractors and the clients. There is no seat to buy and no renewal at which the number is re-examined.
Questions
Not covered here?
Ask a consultant directly. No form to fill in first, and no follow-up sequence.
Book a consultantAll questionsYes, and most do. Each application is a separate purchase from $399, with nothing bundled and no minimum.
They share conventions and each exposes an API, so joining them is ordinary integration work rather than a rebuild. A fitted build can wire them properly if you want that done for you.
Because it genuinely suits both. Stock control does not change much between a factory and a shop, and pretending otherwise would mean selling you two of the same thing.
The applications are shaped by the work rather than the sector name, which is why they cross over. If a process in your industry is genuinely unusual, that is what the scoping call is for.
All 10 run in full at no cost, with realistic data and every role switchable. No account and no call.
Looking wider
This page covers the whole sector, 10 applications across every category. If you want only the e-commerce store apps, the category page has those 2 on their own.
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Every application on this page is running right now, with every role, and nothing to sign up for.