End the double data entry

Your shop and your stock are never on the same page?

Create a product at the checkout, then create it again in the shop. Change prices here, forget them there. Keep selling items online that are sold out. Yet your shop, POS and inventory management could share the same data automatically.

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Create each product once, not three times
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Hourly
Stock levels synced automatically
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Connect
your existing POS & inventory management
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1:1
one dedicated contact for every system

In short

Do I have to switch my POS system for this?

Usually not. We connect your shop to your existing POS or inventory management so that products and stock levels are matched automatically. For a supermarket, we linked the online shop to two separate inventory management systems at once, including the scale items from the butcher counter and bakery. We clarify what is possible in your case in advance.

How KonzeptCode helps

One source of truth, everywhere.

We connect your online shop with your POS and inventory management, so products and stock levels only have to be maintained once.

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Import products automatically
Items from your POS or inventory management land in the shop automatically, with price, stock and details.
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Stock levels in sync
Sold items are deducted, sold-out ones are hidden. No overselling, no manual follow-up.
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Use the systems you have
We connect to what you already run (POS, inventory management, scales) instead of replacing everything.
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Complex cases too
Multiple systems, scale items, different margins: for a supermarket we connected 6,460 products.
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Automate product upkeep
Photos, copy and categories can be prepared automatically, instead of typing every item out by hand for 15 minutes.
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One dedicated contact
One person who talks to the POS vendor, the inventory management and the shop. No vendor ping-pong.

The difference

Double the data entry, or one system that talks to itself.

As long as your POS and shop run separately, you do the work twice and sell items that are no longer in stock.

Separate systems mean double the data entry, outdated stock levels and providers who do not talk to each other. We connect what you already have and stay your steady partner for it.

Every system on its own

  • Create and maintain every product multiple times
  • Prices and stock levels drift apart
  • Sold-out items keep selling online
  • POS vendor, inventory management and shop do not talk to each other

Connected with KonzeptCode

  • Create a product once, current everywhere
  • Prices and stock levels synced automatically
  • Sold-out items are hidden in the shop
  • One dedicated contact for every system

Frequently asked questions

Usually not. Wherever an interface exists or can be built, we connect your existing systems. We only replace what cannot be connected. We clarify this in advance during our consultation.

Many common systems offer interfaces. For a supermarket, we connected two different inventory management systems at the same time, including the scale items. We check whether yours fits in the initial consultation.

As often as makes sense for you. An automatic sync every hour is common, so that stock levels and prices stay current in the shop.

The preparation can be automated. Instead of maintaining every item by hand for 15 minutes, the system handles most of it and you simply review.

Yes. The sync runs over secured interfaces, and your data stays in your systems. We set everything up in a GDPR-compliant way and document which data flows where.

Free shop check

How much time does your double data entry cost?

Tell us in 15 minutes which point of sale and inventory system you use. We will tell you honestly whether and how your shop can be connected.

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15 minutes, no more
A short call, a clear assessment. No marathon meeting.
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An honest assessment
Not every integration is worth it. We tell you which ones are.
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No sales pressure
Free and non-binding. No pressure.
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