The client is a gadget wholesaler, but the problems are everywhere: orders in inboxes, prices in spreadsheets, stock nobody trusts. If that sounds familiar, these systems fit.
Customer-specific pricing, reorders and quotes, without anyone keying orders in by hand.
Web, marketplace, rep and store orders together, with a flag on anything stuck.
Credit applications, approvals and onboarding that land straight in your accounts system.
One storefront, each market with its own currency, tax and payments.
Everything here sits on a connection layer that talks to the business’s own systems. Moki runs NetSuite and Microsoft 365. Pick yours and see what the same apps would read and write.
Live at Moki: NetSuite and Microsoft 365. The other options use the same patterns through each system’s public API.
Every connection here is a small, separate service, so adding a new one doesn’t mean rebuilding the rest.
No big-bang rebuilds. Each piece replaces one painful job, ships quickly, and is checked against what is actually running.
Find where orders, prices and stock get rekeyed, emailed or lost.
One tool that removes one job, on top of the systems you already pay for.
Live with real users fast, then improved from what they actually do.
Every release checked byte for byte against what production serves, so nothing quietly breaks.
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