Real stocks in virtual stores

Showing store-based stock in e-commerce packages is the first area of struggle. After neighborhood or location-based selection, offering store-specific sales prices in the background is a second customization area, both on the site and in ERP integrations.
You can create minimum quantity conditions for stocks based on stores. Products without stock may not be displayed automatically or may be marked as 'Notify me when available'. For some products, you can enable a reserve stock system, making products that are always available, regardless of stock quantity.
Depending on the product's characteristics, the initial quantity and increment quantity can be set on a product basis. For example, a product that starts at 750gr can be ordered with quantities such as 1KG, 1.25KG with 250gr precision in each increase/decrease operation, and labeled with natural differences resulting from weighing in the store.
As a different method, ready-to-use packages can be created for suitable products, and customers can choose them in quantities. For example, when 3 pieces are purchased from a product priced with a 500GR setting, the store's shelf staff will see that they need to collect 1.5KG.
You can set sales limits that are valid within the basket. You can set product tonnage limits according to basket amount thresholds and create total weight rules for products that are heavy but low-priced, such as water, and produce operational costs.
For virtual store profitability and operational efficiency, features such as minimum amount for basket total, no delivery charge above a certain total, fixed service charges, automatic calculation for different types of bags/boxes, and maximum compliance with debit and meal cards are offered.
Again, for operational efficiency and profitability, additional service charges can be automatically added to the basket for payment types with commission costs, such as meal cards.

