We can create a visually pleasing and intuitive interface that meets the needs of the users. Site speed and better conversions are some of the outcomes. Front end or website refers to the user interface and customer-facing aspect of an e-commerce platform. In a headless commerce system, the front-end can be purchased at once or even built using technologies, such as React, Vue.js, Angular, providing greater flexibility and customizability for creating a personalized customer experience. We can handhold you during the selection process and execute it to deliver the experience your clients aspire for.

AR/VR (Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality) is a technology that can be used to enhance the customer experience in a headless commerce system. For example, with AR, customers can use their mobile device or tablet to see how a product looks in their home or on their body before making a purchase. With VR, customers can immerse themselves in a virtual store, interact with products, and even receive personalized recommendations. By using AR/VR in a headless commerce system, retailers can provide a more engaging and interactive experience for customers, which can increase brand loyalty and sales. Additionally, it can be used for other purposes such as training and remote assistance. By using AR/VR in conjunction with the front-end and back-end of the e-commerce platform, we can you gain new revenue streams and improve customer engagement and position your brand at the cutting edge of technology.

Drop shipping is a fulfillment method where you sell products to customers without ever having to handle or store the inventory yourself. We can help you connect with a network of trusted suppliers who will handle the shipping and handling of the products directly to your customers. This allows you to focus on growing your business and increasing revenue without worrying about the logistics of inventory management.

POS (Point of Sale) Refers to the system used to process B&M transactions. POS systems can include hardware such as a cash register or card reader, as well as software that manages inventory, sales, and customer data. One of the key features of a POS system is the ability to process payments. This can include accepting cash, credit and debit cards, and other forms of electronic payment. Some POS systems can also process mobile payments and gift cards. Another important feature of a POS system is its ability to track inventory. This can include real-time updates on stock levels, reordering alerts, and sales data that can be used to analyze inventory turnover and inform purchasing decisions. POS systems also often come with a variety of reporting and data analysis tools, which can provide insights into sales trends, customer behaviour, and other important metrics. This can help businesses make data-driven decisions, such as adjusting pricing or identifying popular products. In a headless commerce system, the POS terminals can be integrated with the back-end system for a seamless omnichannel checkout and return experience . The POS can now provide additional features such as inventory management, order processing, and shipping integrations, which can help to elevate the B&M experience.