Solutions·Retail
POS, inventory, and storefront — the same product everywhere.
Sell on the floor, on your site, in pop-ups, and over wholesale. One catalog, one inventory ledger, one customer record — across every channel.
No credit card·Start on Growth · $149/mo·Switch framings later
Order #1042 · Register 3
- $24.00Cellar Pinot 2021WIN-CP21
- $58.00Wool throw blanketHM-WT04
- $14.50Hand cream · roseBO-HCR
- $3.00Gift wrap · mattePG-GWM
Paid · Visa ····4118
01/The day
A Saturday, shelf to web.
The register, the site, a weekend pop-up and the wholesale portal all read the same SKUs and the same stock. Here is one day of it, as the ledger saw it — with no Saturday spreadsheet reconciliation at the end.
- 9:05Cycle count — Aisle 3complete
- 9:40Channel sync — POS to websynced
- 10:12Pop-up #2 — openedSoho
- 11:30Online — order #2918 shipped$211.00
- 12:15Gift card — sold$100
- 1:48Low stock — Cellar Pinot3 left
- 3:20Returns — RA-419 closedcredit $48
- 5:30Register 4 — cash drop$620
one database·every row above is queryable·Sebastien sees all of it
02/What's inside
Five things you'll actually use.
The day-to-day, framed for retail — in your words, not ours. Each one is an element of the same system switched on, not a separate product with its own login.
- 01
POS register with hardware support and offline mode
- 02
Variants, modifiers, bundles, and gift cards
- 03
Inventory ledger with cycle counts and low-stock alerts
- 04
Storefront with multi-location pickup and delivery
- 05
Customer accounts with order history and reorder one-click
- Recommended plan
Start on Growth.
$149/mo·or $1,490/yr
Growth covers most independent retail. Move to Pro when contracts (vendor agreements), gift cards at scale, and integrations (QuickBooks) become the bottleneck.
See Growth in detail
03/Elements
What retail leans on.
Commerce, Point of sale, CMS, Integrations + API, CRM and Inventory & sourcing carry most of the day. They write to the same database as the other seventeen elements, so reports, flows and Sebastien see across all of them — and the rest stay a switch away until you need them.
- Cm01CommerceCatalog, orders, carts, payments.Revenue
- Ps03Point of saleRegisters in the room, same catalog.Revenue
- Cs05CMSSites and pages, drafted with you.Presence
- Ig08Integrations + APIQuickBooks, Stripe, Shopify, API.Foundation
- Cr11CRMContacts, segments, conversations.Relationships
- Iv19Inventory & sourcingStock, counts, purchase orders, suppliers.Operations
23 elements·one database·one bill
See the whole table04/In practice
One catalog. Every channel in sync.
POS, online, pop-ups, wholesale — same SKU, same stock, same modifiers. Update once, push everywhere. No CSV exports, and the stock on hand is the same number on the floor and on the site.
fig. 04·the shelf, the row it is, and the four channels reading it
05/Try it
Step inside Wizz & Willow.
A neighborhood home-goods shop with a growing online business. A full workspace, seeded as a test case: open the site, then sign in as the people who run it.
Omnichannel retail
Wizz & Willow
A neighborhood home-goods shop with a growing online business.
four personas·six elements
Fictional businesses, seeded as test casesSome functions are intentionally off or limitedData can be reset at any time
Relmz for retail·Free for fourteen days
Open.
Fourteen days free. No card. One catalog, one inventory ledger, one customer record — and a second store is an iPad and three minutes away.