Use cases
Inventory and online store software for e-commerce sellers
One catalogue and one stock count for the shop and the storefront.
What does Inventorious do for online sellers?
Online sellers use Inventorious to publish products from their own catalogue to a storefront with a cart and checkout. Web orders arrive in the same order screens as counter sales and use the same stock, so a sale on either channel updates both.
Online and e-commerce sellers: at a glance
- Best for
- Shops adding an online channel and home-based or social sellers
- Typical setup
- Online store switched on for a warehouse, chosen products published, orders fulfilled from the order screen
- Main modules
- Online store, Inventory and barcodes, Point of sale
Everyday problems
- The shop and the website show different stock.
- Online orders live in a different tool from counter sales.
- Product details are typed twice.
How Inventorious helps
- A storefront built from your catalogue.
- Cart, customer accounts and delivery addresses.
- Online orders managed beside counter sales.
- One stock ledger for every channel.
Modules this business uses most
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Online store
Publish your catalogue to a storefront and take online orders.
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Inventory and barcodes
Products, variations, brands, categories, stock alerts and printable barcodes.
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Point of sale
Fast checkout with barcode scanning, split payments and receipts.
Typical workflow: Online and e-commerce sellers
Add or import your products with photos, prices and variations.
Turn the online store on for a warehouse and choose which products appear.
Receive online orders in the order screen and fulfil them like any other sale.
Check stock and reports, which cover counter and online sales together.
Using it in the Gulf
Many sellers in the Gulf sell through a shop, social media and a website at once. Keep one catalogue and one stock count, show the storefront in English or Arabic, and set your currency and tax rate.
Tax rates and currency are set per account. Inventorious is not a certified e-invoicing or tax filing system, so confirm local requirements with your accountant.
Online and e-commerce sellers: common questions
Is the online store included in every plan?
No. The online store is a plan module, so check the current plans on the pricing page to see which include it.
Does it sync with marketplaces such as Amazon or Noon?
No. Inventorious has its own storefront and does not connect to third-party marketplaces.
Do online and counter sales share stock?
Yes. Online orders and counter sales draw from the same stock, so you do not keep two counts.
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Related use cases
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Fashion and boutiques
Sizes, colours, barcode labels and seasonal stock.
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Retail shops
Fast checkout, shelf-accurate stock and clear daily profit.
Ready to simplify inventory and billing?
Set up your products, take your first sale and see the report the same day.
No permanent free plan: pick a plan when you are ready.
