Stock per store
Each store has its own quantities. Stock counts and adjustments are made store by store, and the product page on your website shows each store's stock. Full e-commerce module.
Several stores. One system to run them.
Each store has its own stock, its own till and its own figures. Your website shows what each store has in stock, and customers choose where to collect their order.
Each store has its own stock. The website shows availability store by store, each till sells from its own store's stock, and the reports show who sells what, and where.
Stock and stock counts per store
Pickup at the store the customer picks
Revenue per store and per salesperson
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stock per store, visible online
CSV · XLSX
supplier files imported
Multi-store retail software keeps a separate stock for each store and connects it to your online shop. With Eazyclick, each store has its own quantities, its own till and its own sales figures. Customers see on your website what each store has available and choose where to collect their order.
These features are part of the Full e-commerce module. Your project manager switches them on with you and sets up your stores.
Each one links to the module behind it.
Each store has its own quantities. Stock counts and adjustments are made store by store, and the product page on your website shows each store's stock. Full e-commerce module.
The customer picks a pickup store, sees what it has available and confirms the choice before paying. Click & Collect module.
Each till belongs to its store. A sale at the counter lowers that store's stock, the same stock your website shows. Point of sale module.
Sales reports give revenue per store and per salesperson, compared with the same period last year, with margin and CSV export.
You set sale prices or fixed prices by product, category or brand, and can limit them to a customer group. The till sells at the sale price.
You import your supplier's CSV or Excel file. A dry run shows every line before anything is saved: photos, variants, attributes and cost prices.
An open API reads and updates your products and stock, and reads your orders. Two signed webhooks report each order and each stock movement. Read the e-commerce API guide.
Parts used in the repair workshop come out of the repairing store's stock. After a purchase or a repair, a satisfaction survey measures each store's score.
Customers know where to find the product before they travel.
For stores that repair what they sell.
With your project manager, from the first call to the first sale.
Each store becomes a stock location. Your project manager creates them with you, each with its own quantities.
Your supplier's file goes through a dry run first. You approve it, then products, variants and photos are created.
Each till belongs to its store. The website shows each store's stock and offers pickup at the chosen store.
Reports compare each period with last year. You export the tables as CSV for your accountant or your team.
Running several stores means knowing, at any moment, what is on the shelves and where. Eazyclick keeps a stock per store in the Full e-commerce module, shows it on your website and opens it to click & collect. Your online and in-store sales land in the same reports, store by store.
The point of sale module is tied to a specific store. Each sale at the counter lowers that store's stock, at the sale price when a sale is running, and is credited to the salesperson who rings it up. Revenue per store and per salesperson then shows in the sales reports. The POS is built for retail shops.
If you keep an ERP or a back-office system, Eazyclick's open API lets you connect it. It reads and updates products and stock, reads orders, and two signed webhooks report each order and each stock movement. No ready-made connector is supplied: your team or your integrator builds it with our e-commerce API and webhooks guide.
CRM, quotes and invoices, bookings and loyalty are added as modules, depending on what your business needs. They are presented on the ERP and CRM modules page. Running a bike shop with a repair workshop? See our bike shop website and software page.
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Yes. Each store is a stock location with its own quantities. You run stock counts and adjustments store by store, and each sale or pickup lowers the right store's stock. The quantities of all your stores are on the same inventory screen, product by product and variant by variant.
Yes. The product page on your website shows availability in each store. When ordering with click & collect, the customer picks a pickup store, sees what it has available and confirms the choice. That way, nobody makes a trip for a product that is no longer on the shelf.
Yes. Sales reports break revenue down by store and by salesperson, as well as by category and by brand, for any date range. Each period is compared with the same period last year. Margin is calculated from the current cost price, and every table can be exported as CSV.
Yes, as CSV or XLSX. You match each column of the file to a field: name, variant, photo, attribute or cost price. A dry run then shows the result line by line, without saving anything. You apply the import once everything is right, and ambiguous amounts are rejected instead of guessed.
Yes, through the open API. It reads and updates products and stock, reads orders and sends two signed webhooks, for each order and each stock movement. It does not cover customers, CRM or invoices. No ERP connector is supplied: one is built on the API, which is documented in English and French.
Yes. Stock per store, sales reports, sales and price lists, supplier import and the API are part of the Full e-commerce module. Click & Collect and the point of sale come on top, each as its own module. Your project manager puts together the mix that fits your stores, with no module you do not need.
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