Omnichannel commerce, headless storefronts, POS, inventory, and AI personalization for retailers, D2C brands, and marketplaces.
In short: SOCIA builds retail and e-commerce systems — headless storefronts, POS, order and inventory management, and marketplace platforms — around a single product and inventory model shared by the online channel and the store.
Each constraint below is paired with the approach SOCIA takes to it — no problem is listed here that we have not been asked to solve.
Stores, web, app, marketplace, and warehouse all run on disconnected systems killing inventory accuracy.
Unified commerce platform with single source of truth for catalog, inventory, customer, and orders across all channels.
Monolithic platforms make page speed and rapid experimentation difficult, and both affect conversion.
Headless commerce with a React or Next.js front end, edge rendering and a short experiment cycle.
One-size-fits-all merchandising leaves conversion on the table, especially for the long tail of the catalogue.
Personalisation for recommendations, search ranking, pricing rules and lifecycle messaging.
Poor demand forecasting locks up working capital and causes lost sales.
ML-based demand forecasting with SKU-store-day granularity, automated replenishment, and dynamic safety stock.
Drawn from the same service catalogue SOCIA runs for every sector, configured around how this one actually operates.
Composable commerce on Shopify Plus, commercetools, BigCommerce, or custom stack.
Modern cloud POS with offline mode, mobile checkout, and real-time inventory.
Distributed Order Management with smart routing, ATP, and store fulfillment.
CDP with 360° customer profiles powering AI-driven personalization across touchpoints.
Native iOS/Android shopping apps with AR try-on, social commerce, and live shopping.
Real-time dashboards for sales, inventory, customer, and store performance.
SOCIA builds software, it does not certify it. These are the frameworks our clients' systems are designed to satisfy. Certification is granted to the client by its own assessor, so we never claim a certificate on their behalf.
A typical build: moving a multi-store retailer off a legacy commerce stack onto a headless front end, with one inventory and order model shared by the POS and the online channel.
Written as a composite of the work we do in this sector rather than a named client, because we do not publish client identities without permission.
Scope a similar buildBuild connected commerce that wins customers, lifts revenue, and scales effortlessly.