Retail POS and omnichannel

Unify online and retail with Shopify POS

Brands that sell both online and in a shop rarely fail on the storefront; they fail in the gap between the two, overselling stock, blind customer histories, and inventory that lives in a spreadsheet reconciled the morning after. Starcodia implements Shopify POS and omnichannel so web and retail run on one catalog, one inventory and one customer record, instead of two systems bolted together.

Omnichannel capabilities

Unified inventory. Real-time stock across the online store and every retail location, so the same units are never sold twice and staff always see true availability.

Click-and-collect (BOPIS). Buy online, pick up in store, with per-location availability at checkout, staff ready-workflows and pickup notifications.

Ship-from-store. Fulfil online orders from retail stock, speeding delivery and turning shop-floor inventory into fulfillment capacity.

Shared customers. One profile spanning web and store, with purchase history, loyalty and store credit following the shopper across channels.

Endless aisle. Sell out-of-stock or online-only items from the shop floor for delivery, so a store visit is never lost to missing stock.

What an omnichannel implementation includes

We map your locations, inventory sources and fulfillment rules; configure Shopify POS hardware and staff permissions; set inventory routing for BOPIS and ship-from-store; and connect the store to your ERP or 3PL where fulfillment spans warehouses and shops. Where retail is central to the brand, this pairs naturally with B2B and international selling on the same platform.

Omnichannel work

The home goods omnichannel case study shows a retailer unifying online and showroom stock, customers and fulfillment on Shopify. Further examples are in the work hub.

Discuss omnichannel

Tell us how many locations you run and where inventory and customer data live today, and we will outline a Shopify POS and omnichannel approach.

Discuss omnichannel retail

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Shopify POS and the online store run on one catalog and one inventory system, so stock, products and customers are shared in real time across every location. A sale in-store decrements the same inventory the website sells from, which removes the overselling that plagues brands running separate systems.
Yes. We implement click-and-collect (BOPIS) with per-location stock availability at checkout, staff pick-and-ready workflows and customer pickup notifications, so the promise shown online matches what the store can actually fulfil.
Ship-from-store uses stock sitting in retail locations to fulfil online orders, turning shop-floor inventory into fulfillment capacity. It speeds delivery, clears slow-moving store stock and prevents online stockouts when a warehouse is empty but shops are not.
Yes. Because online and POS share one customer record, purchase history, loyalty and store credit follow the shopper across web and store, so staff see the full relationship and customers get a consistent experience wherever they buy.