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A product catalog that fights the customer
Thousands of SKUs, specs, cross-references, and fit rules are hard to browse.
The front office for ecommerce.
Solutions / eCommerce
The website for eCommerce teams.
Make thousands of SKUs and complex ERP rules feel effortless to buy online.
Preview
What changes
The short version.
- Product catalogs for each customer, details, and content make the right products discoverable.
- Guided search, filters, and cross-references help customers find the right part.
- Price, stock, and terms are current, so the way customers buy is trustworthy.
01 / The daily extra work
What slows your team down when your website and ERP don’t talk.
When your store isn’t wired to your ERP, your staff ends up doing the work by hand.
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Search that only matches keywords
Customers know the part, the spec, or the application - not always the exact product name.
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An online store that cannot show the truth
Price, stock, and terms are missing or stale, so the customer calls instead of clicking.
02 / What good looks like
What changes when your website runs on your ERP.
Customers get self-service answers, and your team gets hours back every day.
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Merchandising with rules
Product catalogs for each customer, details, and content make the right products discoverable.
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Search that understands the product
Guided search, filters, and cross-references help customers find the right part.
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An online store connected to the ERP
Price, stock, and terms are current, so the way customers buy is trustworthy.
03 / The system pieces
Connect the role to the system.
The buying sequence is connected; start with the piece closest to the pain.
04 / Questions
What teams usually ask.
Bring the real version to the working session.
Yes, the experience is designed around your brand and buying rules; the exact template and content model depend on the setup.
Guided search and product catalog details can support part numbers, specs, and cross-references. Bring your data model.
Yes, product catalogs for each customer and pricing are core to the system.
05 / Your ERP path
Your role on your ERP.
The buying path changes with the main system. Choose your ERP context.
The next moveBring your steps.
Bring your steps.
We’ll bring the website.
Show us the steps that hurt. We will show you how the system handles them with your ERP rules.