A storefront that converts, on infrastructure that holds.
Launch and run every brand and region from one admin. Page speed holds as traffic climbs, promotions run without a plugin stack, and the same APIs serve your web, app, POS and kiosk experiences.
Everything a storefront needs, without the plugin tax.
The things sellers normally bolt on afterwards — search, promotions, SEO, multi-store — are part of the module rather than a marketplace of add-ons you maintain.
Multi-store from one admin
Run several brands, regions or storefronts on a shared catalogue with separate identities, pricing and content per store.
Checkout that finishes
A short, tested checkout path with saved addresses, multiple payment methods and clear failure recovery when a gateway declines.
Merchandising and promotions
Coupons, offers, bundles and a reward engine controlled from the admin rather than requested from a developer.
Search that understands intent
On-site search backed by the catalogue index, with synonyms, filters and category facets that reflect how your customers actually search.
SEO in the markup
Clean semantic HTML, structured data and controllable metadata so products are discoverable organically without a separate SEO plugin.
Headless when you want it
Every storefront function is exposed as an API, so you can keep our front end or build your own against the same kernel.
Where a storefront usually breaks — and what we do about it.
Traffic spikes are when conversion matters most and when most storefronts degrade. Capacity scales with demand rather than being provisioned for an average day.
- Capacity scales in step with traffic
- Sale-day headroom is a configuration change
- Page speed protects both conversion and rankings
- Cached delivery for catalogue and media
A declined payment is a lost order unless the flow recovers. Multiple gateways are wired in, with clear retry paths for the customer.
- Seven payment gateways ready to configure
- Multiple methods per checkout
- Explicit recovery when a gateway declines
- Reconciliation reporting into OMS
Most sellers outgrow rented platforms at exactly the point growth gets interesting. The API surface means the storefront never becomes the ceiling.
- No caps on orders, SKUs or accounts
- Headless-ready for a custom front end
- Same APIs serve web, app, POS and kiosk
- Modules added without replatforming
The things buyers actually ask
Yes. Every storefront function is exposed as an API, so you can run our front end, build your own against the same kernel, or migrate gradually from one to the other.
There is no cap. Multi-store is part of the module, and stores share a catalogue while keeping their own identity, pricing and content.
Structured data and metadata are controllable per product and per store, and redirects are part of the migration plan. Discoverability is designed into the markup rather than added by a plugin afterwards.
What this connects to
Every module runs standalone and every module talks to the kernel. These are the ones most often deployed alongside it.
Catalogue Management
One source of truth for product data, published to every channel.
Open page → Platform · OMSOrder Management
The full order lifecycle, across every channel and warehouse.
Open page → Platform · AICAI Catalogue Engine
Turn a product photo into a complete, marketplace-ready listing your team approves.
Open page →See the storefront running your catalogue.
A working walkthrough with your catalogue, your order flow and your questions. No slideware.