STOREFRONT
Multi-vendor commerce
Manage merchants, catalogues, pricing rules, and commissions without the usual marketplace sprawl.
SEVRA SHOP
Commerce that
respects the
back office.
A storefront is easy. The difficult part is stock, payments, routing, and vendor accountability after the customer clicks pay.
FIELD NOTE 03 / COMMERCE OPS
COMMERCE FOUNDATIONS
What keeps the sales channel honest.
The shop is not the point. The ledger behind it is.
PAYMENTS
Smart checkout flows
Support M-Pesa, cards, and mobile money with the payment logic already accounted for.
INVENTORY
Live stock positions
Track product availability across stores and warehouses before overselling becomes support debt.
FULFILMENT
Order routing
Push each order to the right merchant, branch, or delivery partner with the context intact.
MOBILE
Built for the phone first
Customers can browse, reorder, and pay from the device they are already using all day.
OPS
Merchant analytics
See which products move, which vendors lag, and where margin is quietly disappearing.
OPERATING FLOW
Make the store easier to run, not just easier to launch.
Good commerce software should remove the friction after the purchase, because that is where trust gets won or lost.
01
Sell from one catalogue
Keep SKUs, prices, and media controlled in one place even when multiple sellers are involved.
02
Collect payment cleanly
Match orders, payment references, and delivery status without manual reconciliation.
03
Fulfil without guesswork
Give operations a single order picture instead of scattered chats, tills, and courier updates.
WHAT THIS CHANGES
The customer gets a smoother experience because the team gets a cleaner one.
Payments, stock, and fulfilment stop competing versions of the truth.
Local checkout paths customers already trust.
The storefront and the warehouse stop disagreeing.
The status of an order is visible before someone asks for it.
NEXT STEP
Let’s shape the version that fits your selling model.
We’ll show you catalogue structure, payment setup, fulfilment rules, and what a rollout would look like.