Shopify Plus
Organising and managing your stock is a challenge even if you are running a single unit. You may have a store room in your shop, or you may keep stock off-site. Either way, the more organised you are and the better visibility you have over your stock, the more efficient your shop is going to be. A single shop doesn’t necessarily mean a small shop – and if you carry a wide range of products, you’ll need to be on top of your re-stocking and re-ordering process in order to keep your margins healthy and your customers happy. Modulus can help you to get it right first time.
Sage.com
Retailers with more than one outlet need to make sure that all shops are fully stocked, have enough replacement stock on-site and are able to make sales even if the stock is not on the shelves. Modulus allows you to see exactly which products are where. That means you can make a sale from any site in the knowledge that your product is in stock, and then have it delivered either to the most convenient store for collection, or direct to your customer. This enhanced customer service is an important additional income stream, and Modulus can help you make it happen in your store.
SAP
Where you sell in-store and online, it’s vital that your inventory is up-to-date. It’s particularly crucial at busy times of the year for your business. Making sure you have enough stock to cover your online sales – which might be through your website, through a marketplace like Amazon, or both – means you can make a sale rather than lose it to a competitor. And understanding that customers may browse online and then buy in-store – or vice versa – means you need to have your product range to hand wherever your customers are shopping. Modulus lets you have complete inventory visibility, supporting your sales teams and improving customer satisfaction.
Microsoft
Where you sell in-store and online, it’s vital that your inventory is up-to-date. It’s particularly crucial at busy times of the year for your business. Making sure you have enough stock to cover your online sales – which might be through your website, through a marketplace like Amazon, or both – means you can make a sale rather than lose it to a competitor. And understanding that customers may browse online and then buy in-store – or vice versa – means you need to have your product range to hand wherever your customers are shopping. Modulus lets you have complete inventory visibility, supporting your sales teams and improving customer satisfaction.
The most productive retail companies use Modulus
