Storefront
Build from templates and customise layout, catalogue and content pages without writing code.


Build a storefront and run catalogue, cart, payments and orders on the same platform as the rest of your operation.
Website and shops read the same inventory, so you stop overselling.
Build the storefront from templates without a dedicated dev team.
Connect the payment gateways and e-wallets used in Vietnam.
Online orders push straight to the carrier with a tracking number.
Profiles and loyalty points are shared with the offline channel.
Revenue and cost per channel sit in the same report.
Build from templates and customise layout, catalogue and content pages without writing code.

Products, variants, images and pricing sync from the core system — nothing is re-entered for the online channel.

Cart, discount codes, shipping fees and the common payment gateways come configured.

Online orders join the same workflow as counter orders, push to carriers and track delivery status.

Manage SEO tags and friendly URLs and follow buying behaviour to improve conversion.

They browse online and buy in store — the system still knows it's one person.




Seamless integration with leading partners.
Online stores trading today
Average online revenue growth after six months
Uptime, running 24/7
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
Yes. Both read the same inventory, so selling out on one channel closes the other immediately — no telling a customer you're out after they've ordered.
No. You pick a template and edit layout, catalogue and content pages in the system; a developer is only needed for deeper customisation.
The gateways and e-wallets commonly used in Vietnam all connect; whichever you enable appears at checkout.
They are. Website orders join the same workflow as counter orders, so the operations team watches a single list.
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