Online Store Sync
Keep your online shop and outlets in step
Online Store Sync keeps an online shop stocked from the same product list the outlets sell from, so staff do not key in products twice or track stock and orders in separate places. Categories, subcategories, products, orders and tax classes synchronise from the business to the shop, with a separate web price group and a choice of which fields carry across.
Functions in this module
- Category And Subcategory Sync
- Product Sync
- Order Sync
- Tax Class Sync
- Scheduled Automatic Sync
- Sync Activity Log
- Webstore Price Groups
- Tax Inclusive Or Exclusive Prices
- Field-Level Sync Selection
- Create And Update Modes
- Store Connection Settings
- Single Outlet Sync Scope
Where it fits across your outlets
Online Store Sync sits in the integrations layer of SenangUrus Business, tying the outlets' catalogue, pricing and order flow to a single online shop. It reads the platform's selling price groups to offer web pricing that differs from store pricing, and syncs against one chosen location, so multi-outlet businesses keep a clear source for what the shop shows.
Ecommerce or marketing staff maintain the store connection, price group and sync settings, while outlet teams keep the product list accurate and watch the sync log. Head office decides which location feeds the shop and how often automatic sync runs.
Included in SenangUrus Business
- Runs on the same database as outlet sales, stock, accounts and people records.
- Access is granted per module and per outlet, so each location sees its own scope.
- Delivered with implementation, data setup and training for counter and office staff.
Often used with online store sync
About the Online Store Sync module
01/Is Online Store Sync included in SenangUrus Business?
02/Does it work across several outlets?
03/What does setup involve?
04/Can it be tailored?
See Online Store Sync on one of your outlets
We will walk through the module using your own products, outlets and staff roles, so you can judge it against the way the business runs today.