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Tell which posts bring customers rather than just likes, and connect marketing activity to the sales it actually produced.
Explore MarketingGrowth · Website / E-Commerce
Update the website from inside VERTIK, with products, prices and stock coming from the same records the counter uses.
What it changes
Update the website from inside VERTIK, with products, prices and stock coming from the same records the counter uses.
“The website still shows last year's prices, and nobody knows who can change them.”
Online orders
248
Products live
1,120
Conversion
3.4%
Illustrative figures.
Features
Change prices and content where the rest of the business already works.
The catalogue comes from Inventory, so the site is not selling what you do not have.
Web orders arrive alongside counter and rep orders, not in a separate inbox.
The pages, contact details and trust signals every small business site should have.
Get the business listed properly so nearby customers can find it.
Everyone knows who can change what, so the site stops going stale.
How it runs
Products and prices come from Inventory.
The order is placed on the website.
Stock is picked and dispatched like any other order.
The sale posts into Finance with everything else.
Why it matters
Product preview
The same workspace your whole team uses — this is a visual preview, with illustrative figures.
Admin
Super Admin
Good morning, Admin
Here is what is happening across your business today.
Rs 248,750
+12.5% vs last month
1,429
+8.2% vs last month
8,642
+14.1% vs last month
32.4%
+6.8% vs last month
Day closed at Main Counter
Sales and payments reconciled, no till difference
Stock count corrected
14 lines adjusted after the evening count
Purchase posted to accounts
Supplier invoice matched automatically
Rep order received
Order taken on the road, visible at the office
Budget alert
Utilities running 12% ahead of plan
Works with
These are the modules it exchanges records with most often.
Tell which posts bring customers rather than just likes, and connect marketing activity to the sales it actually produced.
Explore MarketingRun a stock count, see where the differences are and correct them properly — and catch slow-moving stock before it becomes dead stock.
Explore InventoryThe day's sales and payments in one view, so closing the day is a check rather than a reconstruction — and till shortages surface early.
Explore POSMore than an ERP. Book a walkthrough and we will start with the part that is costing you the most time.