Launch day
The catalog, the prices, and the stock are the ones you already keep, so switching the storefront on is a decision rather than a project with a data phase in the middle.
Order ahead, collect on the way home, reorder the same basket every week. These are the habits storeDule was built around, on the stock your till already knows about.
The honest test of a storefront for a local shop is not how it looks on launch day. It is what it does to a busy Saturday and to the week after a price change.
The catalog, the prices, and the stock are the ones you already keep, so switching the storefront on is a decision rather than a project with a data phase in the middle.
A customer buys it online at 4pm and somebody else picks it up in store at 4:01. One live count means the second sale cannot happen, which is the failure that loses a customer for good.
One change updates the shelf label and the storefront together. There is no second product list to remember, which is the reason most shop websites quietly go stale.
Online orders arrive on the same counter queue your staff already work. Capacity, cut-offs, and slots are yours to set, so a busy hour does not commit you to more picking than you can do.
The return moves stock back to a slot and posts the credit, on the order it came from. Both halves happen, rather than the refund happening and the stock going missing.
Same customer, same points, same member price, whichever door they came through. A loyalty programme that forgets people online is worse than not having one.
Tell us how your customers buy today, and we will set the storefront up around it: pickup, delivery, or both, on the catalog you already keep.
Free during early access. Runs on your grossDule core. Your data stays yours.
The full picture, one page at a time.
The shopper side of your store, on the same catalog as your grossDule till. Your first storefront is included.
What storeDule runs on: your grossDule core, your payment methods, your delivery.