Data movement
- Order and invoice sync between systems
- Stock that moves with the operation, not overnight in a file
- The connection designed as part of the product
Automation & integrations
Orders, invoices, and stock moving between POS, warehouse, ERP, and commerce — on rules you can inspect, instead of another export that someone has to remember.
Warehouse automation
What breaks first
The same order is typed into more than one system.
POS, warehouse, ERP, and the online store each hold a different picture.
Someone still runs a manual import or export to keep them close.
Product and stock data drift until nobody trusts either file.
The process that holds it together lives in a spreadsheet.
What we connect
What we already connect
We integrate around what you already run. The list below is what we have shipped — not a promise that every object in every vendor syncs both ways.
Branches
10+
Live on one network, rolled out site by site
Where it runs today
POS, inventory, handhelds, and RFID on one stock record. Interfaces in English, Arabic, and French.
The live multi-branch network keeps POS, inventory, and handhelds on one record. Integrations are designed into that stack. We don’t publish the operator’s name.
An integration project
List the systems, the files people still move by hand, and the failures nobody sees.
Agree what moves, what must match, and which exceptions stay human.
POS, warehouse, ERP, commerce, and hardware on one plan — not a one-off file drop.
One flow live and observable, then the next, once the first can be trusted.
Training for the people who used to be the integration — operations, finance, IT.
Visible failures, hosting if you want it, and a path when the next system joins.
POS, warehouse, ERP, the online store, and the files in between. We will say what is worth connecting — and what should stay separate.