Catalog + matrix
Keep style, color, size, barcode, price, and location context together across register, buying, and reporting.
Catalog, stock, and buying for apparel teams. Retail and wholesale workflows built around the same style, color, and size details.
The operational record beneath every store and account relationship.
Keep style, color, size, barcode, price, and location context together across register, buying, and reporting.
Receipts, transfers, reservations, returns, counts, and approved adjustments preserve one operational history.
Build, review, approve, receive, and reconcile purchase orders with landed-cost and variance evidence.
Register on the web, iPhone, and iPad for selling, shifts, returns, and cash control. Camera barcode scanning is available on iPhone and iPad. Production card-reader and Tap to Pay support, printers, and drawers are planned; App Store access is by direct link for authorized teams.
Fit and size profiles, wishlists, appointments, tasks, loyalty, and store credit in one customer record.
See sales rate, stock, on-order, cover, and safety-stock inputs beside a recommendation. A human approval starts the next step. Recommendations never send a purchase order or move stock on their own.

Buying guidance keeps its inputs visible and analytical. The purchasing workflow controls what happens next.
Merchant Wholesale Operations and a branded Buyer Portal, with shared product and inventory records.
Manage account terms, orders, approvals, allocation, shipping, invoicing, merchant payment records, and receivables.
Review orders by account and location. Follow approval, fulfillment, and invoice progress from the same order.
Account assortments, size runs, saved drafts, order history, shipments, invoices, credits, and statements in one buyer experience.
Pick up a saved order on another device. Review conflicting edits before replacing a draft.
Merchant teams manage the order. Buyers work from branded linesheets and saved drafts, with access controlled by role, account, and location.
Explore the shared catalog in a starter storefront. Online checkout is disabled by default and requires pilot approval, provider readiness, and acceptance testing.
An optional storefront demonstrates shared catalog, governed availability, size × color selection, and server-priced carts. Online checkout remains pilot-gated.
Ecommerce and wholesale share the apparel core’s catalog and inventory foundation. Each has its own activation and acceptance requirements.
Supported work can wait in a saved queue and reconcile with the server after connectivity returns. Disconnected work remains pending until validated.
Availability limits: Portal payments, native EDI, B2B marketplace or network features, factoring, commissions, and routing-guide automation are not currently available. Live Shopify synchronization, fully offline checkout, and production-certified provider coverage remain planned.
A walkthrough confirms product fit. The deployment agreement records enabled workflows, integrations, devices, and acceptance requirements.
Catalog fields and workflows are available for guided evaluation in the browser. A demonstration does not represent production readiness.
Most operational capabilities are in production hardening. Contracted deployments enable only the scope with the required configuration and acceptance evidence.
Optional channel and provider workflows move forward only with approved scope, mappings, provider readiness, and acceptance testing.
Availability is confirmed during a guided walkthrough and documented in the deployment scope.
Explore retail, wholesale, devices, and migration in a guided demo.