A shop whose catalogue has to be keyed a second time is not a shop, it is a second job. Ours reads your management system: what you sell, at what price, and what is left.
What the shop adds
A catalogue that fills itself
Items, references, families, images and descriptions come from your system. Creating an item there publishes it; withdrawing it unpublishes it. Nobody retypes a product sheet.
Real prices and availability
The price shown is the price invoiced, and the quantity shown is the stock. Selling a sold-out item costs a customer; showing it unavailable costs a sale you could not have honoured anyway.
Per-customer pricing and a reseller area
Trade customers find their own terms: negotiated price list, discounts, credit position, history. One catalogue serves both retail and resellers, each seeing their own prices.
Orders that become management documents
An order confirmed online creates the matching document in your system, with the right customer and the right prices. Cash on delivery, shipping costs and Moroccan carriers are handled as part of the design, not bolted on afterwards.
Findable, readable product pages
Titles, descriptions, page addresses and structured data are generated properly so your products can be found. The site is fast on a 4G phone, which matters more than any search trick.
What we do not do
We do not promise you traffic: a shop does not create demand, it serves the demand that exists. We do not build multi-vendor marketplaces, and we do not sell you online advertising.