Retail & Distribution.Always in Sync.
Connect stock, orders, pricing, fulfilment, and reporting across stores, marketplaces, B2B, and digital channels in one visible operation.
One inventory for every channel.
Every sale, reservation, transfer, return, and replenishment updates the same availability—without end-of-day manual reconciliation.
Available to Sell
Calculate sellable stock after reservations, holds, in-transit inventory, and safety stock.
Multi-location Stock
View stores, warehouses, hubs, and consignment inventory in one structure.
Transfer & Replenishment
Recommend transfers using demand, min-max rules, and lead times.
Lot & Serial Traceability
Trace batches, serial numbers, expiry, returns, and location movements.
Orders arrive everywhere. Execution stays controlled.
Coordinate priority, stock allocation, fulfilment location, approvals, packing, delivery, and customer status through one consistent flow.
Capture
Store, web, marketplace, or B2B orders enter with consistent references.
Validate
Check customer, price list, promotions, credit, stock, and fulfilment rules.
Allocate
Choose the best fulfilment location and reserve stock without double allocation.
Fulfil
Pick, pack, ship, click-and-collect, or deliver with real-time status.
Settle
Connect invoices, payments, channel fees, returns, and reconciliation.
Keep products available without losing margin.
Combine demand signals, stock age, sell-through, pricing, and replenishment so teams can act before lost sales or overstock appear.
Catalogue & Pricing
Product masters, price lists, customer tiers, promotions, bundles, and effective dates.
Channel Integration
Connect POS, marketplaces, web commerce, ERP, payments, and delivery partners.
Order Management
Central queues, SLAs, split shipments, backorders, cancellations, and returns.
Distribution Control
Sales orders, allocation, picking, loading, route status, delivery, and proof.
Finance Visibility
Invoices, payment status, channel fees, discounts, COGS, margin, and settlement.
Management Insight
Sales, availability, fulfilment, stock age, margin, and exceptions in one dashboard.
Flexible across retail and distribution models.
Architecture and workflows adapt to how your business sells, stores, allocates, and delivers products.
Multi-store Retail
Synchronise store and central stock, transfers, replenishment, and location performance.
↗Trading & Wholesale
Customer tiers, price lists, quotations, sales orders, allocation, fulfilment, and receivables.
↗Marketplace Operations
Order aggregation, inventory sync, packing SLAs, cancellations, fees, and settlement.
↗B2B Distribution
Dealer orders, credit control, allocation, route delivery, proof, and customer visibility.
↗Direct-to-Consumer
Web orders, payments, fulfilment, delivery tracking, returns, and customer communication.
↗Omnichannel Commerce
Store fulfilment, click-and-collect, ship-from-store, central inventory, and unified reporting.
↗Start with visibility. Move into automation.
Map
Map channels, master data, inventory, orders, pricing, fulfilment, and settlement.
Unify
Create shared sources for products, customers, inventory, and transactions.
Connect
Integrate priority channels and introduce clear exception workflows.
Optimise
Use insight to improve replenishment, margin, service levels, and channel growth.
Questions before connecting retail and distribution.
The discussion starts with your existing systems, current bottlenecks, and the operational outcomes you need.
01How is a retail and distribution solution different from WMS?
WMS focuses on warehouse execution. Retail and distribution solutions connect WMS with sales channels, multi-location inventory, pricing, order management, accounting, delivery, and management reporting.
02Can it integrate with marketplaces or POS systems?
Yes. Integration can use APIs, webhooks, databases, file exchange, or middleware depending on the marketplace, POS, e-commerce platform, and company systems.
03Can the system help prevent overselling?
The system can calculate available-to-sell inventory, reservations, safety stock, channel allocation, and inventory synchronisation to reduce double allocation and overselling risk.
04Can prices differ across stores, marketplaces, and B2B customers?
Yes. Price lists, customer tiers, promotions, bundles, effective dates, minimum orders, and discount approvals can be configured by channel or customer group.
Make every channel operate as one business.
Map your stock and order flow, then identify the first synchronisation point with the greatest impact.
Ready to solve your Digital Transformation challenges?
Discuss operational priorities, current systems, integrations, and desired outcomes with a TEKADA consultant.
