Industry · Retail & D2C

Inventory, storefront, and fulfilment that stay in sync as you add channels.

A retail or D2C brand can run one shop or one Shopify store on off-the-shelf tools. Add a second outlet, a warehouse, a marketplace, and a website, and the stock number stops being true. Orders get oversold. Reconciliation eats the morning. We build the systems that keep inventory, sales, and fulfilment agreeing with each other across every channel you sell on.

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The problems we see most often

Stock counts differ between the shop, the warehouse, and the website
Overselling on the marketplace because inventory doesn't sync in real time
Six Shopify apps that each do one job and slow the storefront down
Courier tracking updated manually by someone checking portals
No consolidated view of sales across outlets, website, and marketplaces
Purchase decisions made on instinct because consumption data isn't in one place

What we build for retail businesses

Multi-channel inventory sync across retail outlets, warehouse, and online store
Custom Shopify themes and headless storefronts built for speed and brand
Order management with courier API integration (Shiprocket, Delhivery)
Barcode-driven stock intake, transfers, and dispatch
Consolidated sales and margin reporting across every channel
Tally sync so accounting doesn't need double entry

What we’ve actually built

Fashion / E-commerce

A D2C apparel brand, Delhi

Node.js · Shopify API · PostgreSQL · Webhook architecture · Automated reconciliation

The brand was running Shopify with three separate inventory management plugins that frequently fell out of sync with each other. Returns processing was entirely manual — a team member would update inventory by hand after each return was inspected. At their scale (~800 orders/month), the inventory discrepancy rate had reached 8%, which was showing up as customer complaints about out-of-stock items being ordered.

Outcome

Inventory discrepancy rate dropped from 8% to under 1% within the first two months. Returns processing time reduced from 2–3 days to same-day. The team retired the three plugins, reducing their Shopify app spend by ₹18,000/year as a side benefit.

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Manufacturing / Warehouse Operations

A manufacturing company with 4 warehouses, Noida

Next.js · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Tally TDL integration · Barcode scanner support · Mobile-optimised picking UI

Stock in transit between warehouses was invisible for days at a time — goods marked dispatched from one location wouldn't be acknowledged received at the other until a manager called to ask. Mis-picks were causing a 6% customer return rate that the operations head could not trace to a root cause because there was no picking record. All counts were manual, meaning discrepancy investigations required physically re-counting entire bays.

Outcome

Mis-pick rate dropped from 6% to under 0.8% within the first two months. Inter-warehouse transfer discrepancies that previously triggered 40-hour-per-month investigations dropped to under 5. The Tally sync eliminated the manual data entry role entirely, freeing that person for value-adding work. The operations head now has a live dashboard showing stock by location across all four warehouses without calling anyone.

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