Catalog & search
Facets, merchandising rules, and admin tools for high-churn SKU sets.
From high-SKU catalogs to branch-specific pricing — we engineer commerce layers that tolerate returns, partial fulfillments, and ERP journals without silent variance.
Inventory, promos, and reconciliation-heavy retail

Storefront UX, admin consoles, promotion engines with guardrails, payment orchestration, and operational dashboards. Integrations are designed for idempotency and replay when marketplaces or carriers flap.
Capabilities
Facets, merchandising rules, and admin tools for high-churn SKU sets.
Stacking rules, supervisor overrides, and immutable promo ledgers.
Nightly or near-real-time sync with exception queues and replay tools.
Fulfillment SLA views, return reasons, and margin alerts by channel.
Industries
Retail velocity with wholesale complexity — common in Bangladesh distribution.
POS, branches, and stock aging leadership can act on.
Batch, cold chain, and distributor credit in one operating picture.
BOM-adjacent fulfillment and supplier ASN discipline.
Pharmacy and package SKUs with policy-bound sales.
Process
Order-to-cash journey with edge cases: partial picks, exchanges, branch transfers.
SKU, price list, tax, and inventory identifiers shared with ERP/POS.
Single branch or category slice with parallel reconciliation.
Traffic, cache, and job throughput tuned for campaign spikes.
War-room support through first major seasonal peak.
We standardize on a modern TypeScript stack so your team can hire, review, and extend confidently — without exotic runtime risk.
Internal linking
Financial and inventory cores for unified truth.
Store lanes that stay aligned with ecommerce demand.
Carriers, wallets, and ERP connectors.
Related services
Branch rollups, accountable exceptions, and reconciliation-friendly journals.
View service overview →Lanes, branches, and journals that stay aligned with back-office truth.
View service overview →Idempotent integrations, SLAs, and immutable execution logs for audits.
View service overview →FAQ
We choose based on your team and catalog complexity — headless when multiple surfaces share one commerce core; integrated Next.js stacks when speed-to-market and simpler ops matter more.
Yes — contract pricing, credit limits, and branch-specific price lists are modeled explicitly with approval gates.
State machines tied to inventory locations and payment captures, with supervisor thresholds and immutable event logs.
Bangladesh-first defaults (payments, logistics partners, VAT treatment) with patterns for regional expansion when you need them.
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