Selling online shouldn’t create another stock pool, another customer list or another set of orders for your team to manage.
Qdos is the operational platform behind your ecommerce. It connects online sales to the same inventory, stores, warehouses, customer records, loyalty, reporting and accounting that run the rest of your business.
When the online store runs apart from your stores, warehouse and head office, the same problems keep coming back:
Qdos keeps ecommerce inside the same operation, so growth online doesn’t create a second business to run.
Qdos connects online selling to the rest of the business. How much of this you use depends on your ecommerce platform and integration — see your ecommerce platform below.
Manage products and stock in Qdos, so what you sell online reflects what you hold across stores and warehouses.
Online orders managed in Qdos go through the same fulfilment processes as the rest of the business, from your own warehouse, a 3PL or a store.
Offer click & collect and delivery, and let customers return online purchases at any store in your network.
Online customers can join the same customer records and loyalty used in store, and promotions can run online, in store or both.
Sell direct online without losing sight of the stock your trade customers rely on.
Online sales recorded in Qdos sit in reporting alongside store and trade sales, and flow into accounting with your platform of choice — Xero is the most complete and quickest to set up.
For Shopify retailers, Shopify runs the online storefront and Qdos runs the operation behind it: products, stock, orders, fulfilment, customers, loyalty, reporting and accounting. Qdos works with standard Shopify plans, and the right setup for your business is confirmed during solution design.
Qdos’ ecommerce capability isn’t limited to one platform. Shopify is Qdos’ most complete ecommerce integration. Qdos also works with WooCommerce, where a Qdos plugin checks stock availability at checkout, and with Magento for businesses with the technical resources to manage their own integration. We’ll recommend the right approach for your platform during solution design.
Qdos fits best when online sales need to work with other parts of the business: several stores, a warehouse or 3PL, trade customers, loyalty or central reporting. If you only need a standalone online store, your ecommerce platform on its own may be enough — and we’ll tell you so.
No. Your ecommerce platform runs the storefront, design, checkout and payments. Qdos connects your online sales to the rest of your operation.
Shopify is Qdos’ most complete ecommerce integration. Qdos also works with WooCommerce and Magento, with the right approach depending on your platform and requirements.
Yes. Online orders managed in Qdos go into the same fulfilment processes as the rest of the business, whether you fulfil from your own warehouse, a 3PL or a store.
Yes, where your integration brings online customers into Qdos, as the Shopify integration does. Online purchases connected to Qdos can be returned at any store in your network.
No. Qdos integrates with standard Shopify plans.
Yes. Online sales recorded in Qdos are included in reporting alongside store and wholesale sales.
Tell us how you sell today — online, in store and to trade — and we’ll show you how Qdos would connect it.