One system for warehouse, store, sales, and finance.
Distribution businesses rarely need an e-commerce site. They need every department reading from the same data.
What we hear
The recurring problems.
Six systems, no shared data
Warehouse, store, sales, delivery, and finance each on their own spreadsheet.
B2C and B2B collide
Retail and wholesale need different pricing and fulfilment, forced through one flow.
Inventory blindness
Manual stock counts cause overselling, stockouts, and untracked transfers.
Credit chaos
Invoicing and reconciliation by hand, so collections slip and cash flow suffers.
Scope
What we build.
- Unified B2C storefront and B2B wholesale portal with role-based pricing
- Live inventory across locations with reorder alerts and batch/expiry tracking
- Supplier portal: purchase orders, delivery tracking, cost analysis
- Field sales dashboard with route planning and commission tracking
- Credit management, invoicing, ledgers, and automated reconciliation
Retail & distribution — what people ask.
The things people ask on the first call, answered up front.
- Can one platform really serve both retail and wholesale?
- Yes. Rotana Grocery runs a retail storefront and a B2B bulk-ordering portal with separate pricing engines and checkout flows, sharing one inventory and finance backend.
- Will it support more warehouses later?
- The architecture is built for it — warehouse-to-store transfers already work, and it extends to inter-warehouse transfers without a rewrite.
Tell us about your retail & distribution project.
Send the brief and we'll come back with an architecture view, a timeline, and a fixed price — usually within one working day.
Hyderabad, India — working with clients globally.