Stock you can trust
One inventory record across warehouses and channels, synced back to Shopify and marketplaces to prevent overselling.
ERP for ecommerce and D2C brands
ERP for Ecommerce and D2C Brands That Have Outgrown Spreadsheets
Connect Shopify and marketplaces to inventory, warehouses, couriers, returns and Tally in one operating system, built by a team that also builds and grows Shopify stores.
- Shopify Select Partner
- Clutch Champion
- Since 2015
The opportunity
Every order, shipment, return and payment, in one place.
Bring Shopify, marketplaces, warehouses, couriers, returns, COD remittances and Tally into one operating system, built by a team that also builds and grows Shopify stores.
What improves
Operations that keep up with your storefront.
Returns and RTO under control
Failed deliveries, returns and courier claims tracked back to stock, refunds and remittances.
Books that match the store
Settlements, COD and fees reconciled against orders, with validated entries passed to Tally.
Proof
All case studies ↗Work we can show you, not just describe.
RaftaarRs. 4 crore in sales in 9 monthsBuilt the quick-commerce app, brand and launch foundation for a hyperlocal grocery and essentials delivery business.Read the case study ↗LeadNestsLead management system with a sales funnel, built and run by usOur own product: a lead funnel with distribution, Meta and Google lead integration, automated follow-ups, team queues and sales reporting.Read the case study ↗
Service delivery
What an ecommerce ERP connects.
We connect the tools you keep and add custom modules only where they remove real manual work.
What an ecommerce ERP brings together
The goal is simple: every order, stock movement, shipment, return and payment exists once, and every team sees the same numbers.
- Multi-channel orders
- Inventory across locations
- Dispatch, NDR and returns
- Payments, COD and accounting
Signs your D2C brand is ready for an ERP
Most brands feel the need for an ERP before they can name it. These are the signals we see most often.
- Stock numbers you cannot trust
- Manual daily reconciliation
- Returns that disappear
- Month-end accounting pain
Build on what you already use
An ecommerce ERP should not replace tools that work. We connect and extend them, then add custom modules only where they remove real manual work.
- Shopify and marketplaces
- Couriers and shipping aggregators
- Tally and accounting
- WhatsApp and customer updates
Commerce operations systems we have built
We have built the operating software behind commerce businesses, not only their storefronts.
- Quick-commerce operations system
- Distribution and warehouse management
- Raftaar quick-commerce app
- Shopify order and accounting CRM
How delivery works
Start with the flow that costs you the most time.
Map order to cash
Trace an order from storefront to dispatch, delivery, return, settlement and Tally, and find the manual steps.
Pick the first flow
Choose the flow that costs the most time or money, such as stock sync or COD reconciliation.
Connect and build
Integrate Shopify, marketplaces, couriers and Tally, and build only the custom modules you need.
Run, reconcile, expand
Run alongside your current process, reconcile the numbers, then add the next module.
Working together
Compare engagement models ↗Three ways to start, scoped before you commit budget.
Audit and roadmap
A fixed-scope review of what is holding growth back, with a prioritised plan you can act on with us or on your own.
Build project
A defined scope with milestones, sign-off points and a clear launch date for new builds, redesigns and migrations.
Monthly retainer
An ongoing team for optimisation, campaigns and support, reviewed monthly against the numbers that matter to you.
FAQs
Ecommerce ERP questions from D2C founders.
Do we need an ERP if we already use Shopify?
Shopify runs the storefront and orders well, but it is not built to manage multi-warehouse operations, marketplace stock, courier reconciliation, returns and accounting together. An ecommerce ERP handles the operations behind the store and keeps Shopify updated.
Can it sync stock between Shopify and marketplaces?
Yes, where the marketplace provides API access for your seller account. The ERP becomes the single source of stock and pushes availability to each channel, which reduces overselling. We confirm what each channel supports during scoping.
Will it work with our courier and Tally setup?
Usually, yes. We integrate courier partners and shipping aggregators through their APIs and pass validated entries to Tally or your accounting software. The method depends on the providers and the Tally version you use.
Is this better than an off-the-shelf inventory tool?
Ready-made inventory tools suit many brands and we will recommend one if it fits. Custom makes sense when your channels, warehouses, bundles, returns or accounting needs go beyond what those tools handle without workarounds.
Can we start small?
Yes. Most brands start with one painful flow, such as stock sync or COD and settlement reconciliation, and add modules once the first one is proven in daily use.
Start with a useful conversation
Still reconciling Shopify, couriers and Tally by hand?
Bring your current order-to-cash flow. We will map where one system removes the manual steps and what to build first.