When systems don't sync, the customer notices first.
Inventory that disagrees with the shelf, orders that go quiet, service that depends on who answered. Each one costs a sale, and then the next one.
Every order, one system.
Online and offline, each order, payment, and stock movement runs through one connected foundation. The customer sees a shop that works.
The shop and the back office, on one customer record.
One record per customer.
- Every channel
eCommerce, POS, and inventory in one continuous sync across outlets, with the till still billing when the connection drops.
Zoho POS · the online store - Loyalty
Loyalty points, rewards, and VIP tiers kept against the same customer record.
Zoho Thrive
- Orders & delivery
Order and delivery tracking in real time.
- Financials
Financials connected directly to the sales that produce them.
Zoho Books
What a shop runs on.
Zoho POS
Checkout, registers, and stock across outlets, with offline billing when the connection drops and a sync once it returns.
Sold in Malaysia · implemented by usZoho Thrive
Loyalty points, rewards, and VIP tiers for the online store, read against the customer record in Zoho CRM.
Sold in Malaysia · implemented by us
The ledger each sale lands in, connected to Zoho POS, with LHDN e-Invoicing for the sales that need one.
See the platform →The online store
An e-commerce site built by the team that builds the systems behind it.
See how →A defined first engagement. Then it is held.
The Commerce Suite
The e-commerce site, email on your domain, Zoho Books, and Zoho Social, opened as one engagement.
See the scope →After go-liveCARE
Guaranteed response times and Zoho-certified support, so the people who built the system stay with it after go-live.
See the plans →The e-Invoice pointThe RM10,000 rule that breaks compliant businesses
Consolidated e-Invoicing is allowed at the counter. One transaction can break it.
Read it in In the Loop →Retail should be effortless, for you and for the customer.
When the till, the online store, and the ledger agree, nobody has to check one against the other.
Tell us what you're building.
Online, in the shop, or both. Start with the outlet that struggles most.
Or chart your position first, on your own →