Industry · Retail & D2C
Inventory, storefront and fulfilment that stay in sync as you add channels.
Inventory sync, Shopify storefronts and order management for retail and D2C brands in India. Stock that stays true on every channel. Delhi NCR based.
Retail & D2C
2 case studies
- 6 common problemsthe ones we see most
- 6 things we buildfor retail teams
- 2 case studiesfrom this sector
- Written estimatefixed price, before work starts
How we approach retail work
One shop or one Shopify store runs fine on off-the-shelf tools. Then you open a second outlet, rent a warehouse, list on a marketplace, and suddenly the stock number on screen is a guess. Orders get oversold. Someone spends every morning reconciling. We build the systems that keep inventory, sales and fulfilment in agreement across every channel you sell on, so the number you see is the number on the shelf.
The problems we see most often
If a few of these sound like your week, a custom system is probably worth a look.
The shop, the warehouse and the website all show different stock counts
Marketplace orders oversold because inventory doesn't sync in real time
Six Shopify apps, each doing one job, all slowing the storefront down
Someone checking courier portals by hand to update tracking
No combined view of sales across outlets, website and marketplaces
Buying decisions made on gut feel because consumption data is scattered
What we build for retail businesses
- Inventory sync across outlets, warehouse and online store
- Custom Shopify themes and headless storefronts that load fast and look like your brand
- Order management wired into courier APIs (Shiprocket, Delhivery)
- Barcode-based stock intake, transfers and dispatch
- Sales and margin reports across every channel in one place
- Tally sync, so accounts don't need double entry
What we've actually built
Real projects in this sector, with the problem and the outcome.
Fashion / E-commerce
A D2C apparel brand, Delhi
The brand ran Shopify with three inventory plugins that kept drifting out of sync with each other. Returns were handled by hand: after each return was inspected, someone updated stock manually. At around 800 orders a month, the inventory discrepancy rate had hit 8%, and customers were complaining about ordering items that turned out to be out of stock.
Read the case studyOutcome
The inventory discrepancy rate fell from 8% to under 1% within two months. Returns now get processed the same day instead of taking 2–3 days. And dropping the three plugins cut their Shopify app bill by ₹18,000 a year, which was a nice bonus.
Manufacturing / Warehouse Operations
A manufacturing company with 4 warehouses, Noida
Stock moving between warehouses went invisible for days. Goods marked dispatched from one site wouldn't show as received at the other until a manager picked up the phone to ask. Mis-picks were driving a 6% customer return rate, and the operations head couldn't trace the cause because nobody recorded who picked what. Every count was manual, so investigating a discrepancy meant physically recounting whole bays.
Read the case studyOutcome
Mis-picks fell from 6% to under 0.8% in the first two months. Transfer discrepancy investigations that used to eat 40 hours a month now take under 5. The Tally sync made the manual entry role unnecessary, and that person moved on to more useful work. The operations head can see stock by location across all four warehouses on one dashboard, without calling anyone.
Have a retail project that needs a custom system?
Tell us what you're dealing with. We'll tell you honestly whether it's something we can help with, and what it would take.
- First conversation is free
- Written estimate before anything starts