From “Add to cart” to the parcel at the door — and back again.
A shop back office with a working storefront: products in sizes and colours, checkout with discount codes, fulfilment with tracking, returns, customers and abandoned carts.
An e-commerce prototype for brands and retailers that sell online. Shoppers browse a storefront, pick a size and colour, apply a discount code and check out; the order lands in the back office, where the team packs it, ships it with a tracking number and marks it delivered — or cancels it or takes it back with a refund. Stock, customers, discount codes, abandoned carts and sales reports all follow from the same orders.
This is an interactive prototype for evaluation — not a hosted product you can subscribe to. A production version is built and adapted for your organization on request.
Categories, search and products in sizes and colours, with sale prices and stock per variant. Sold-out variants can't be added to the cart.
Quantities are checked against stock, discount codes against their conditions; free shipping from a threshold and the VAT included are shown live. At checkout, prices, stock and the code are checked again.
Every order with its lines as sold, the customer, delivery address, totals and a timeline. Filter by what needs doing, search by number, customer, e-mail or tracking number.
Pack, ship with a shipping method and tracking number, and mark as delivered. Every step is timestamped, and a printable packing slip lists what goes in the box.
Orders not yet shipped can be cancelled — refunded and restocked. Delivered orders can be returned, with or without putting the goods back into stock.
Up to 30 variants per product, each with its own SKU, price, “was” price and stock. Drafts stay out of the shop; archived products keep their order history.
Percentage, fixed amount or free shipping, with a minimum order, start and end dates and a usage limit — and how often each code was used and what it brought in.
Carts with an e-mail address left for over an hour, their value, the reminders sent and how many reminded carts came back as orders.
Revenue per week, average order, returning customers, return rate, median time to ship, best sellers, categories and discount codes over 30, 90 or 180 days.
Open the storefront, choose a size and colour, apply WELCOME10 and check out.
Open the new order, mark it packed, ship it with a tracking number and mark it delivered.
Record a return on a delivered order and decide whether the goods go back into stock.
Find the variants running low on the overview and set their new stock.
Create a code with a minimum order and an end date, then try it in the storefront.
Send a reminder for an abandoned cart and follow recovered carts in the numbers.
Captured from the current version of the prototype.
01Create an account or sign in with Google — no payment details needed.
02A private workspace filled with fictional sample data is created for you in seconds.
03Work through the workflows and switch the demo role in the sidebar to see what each role can do.
04Click “Build My Version” — your request includes the demo and the features you tried.
After 72 hours the workspace and every record you created are permanently deleted. Your account stays active, and you can request a customized version at any time.
It runs the back office of an online shop: the catalogue with variants and stock, the orders coming in from the storefront, their fulfilment and returns, customers and promotions. This demo includes a working storefront, so you can place an order and follow it all the way through.
No. Checkout is simulated: the order is created as paid, no card is charged, nothing is shipped and no e-mail is sent.
Stock is checked when an item goes into the cart and again at checkout, where orders are placed one after another — so two shoppers can't both buy the last unit. Cancellations put the goods back automatically; returns do when you choose to.
A code gives a percentage, a fixed amount or free shipping, optionally with a minimum order, a validity period and a usage limit. The storefront tells the shopper exactly why a code can't be used — expired, not started yet, used up or below the minimum order.
When a shopper entered an e-mail address but didn't order within an hour. One reminder can be recorded per cart; if the shopper orders after it, the cart counts as recovered.
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Request a customized version. Mention what you tried in the demo and what needs to be different.
