Your web store and your sales channels, one system
marqey builds a web store that's yours: product catalogue, page content, campaigns, cart and checkout are all part of the system. If you already run marketplace accounts or an existing site, they run on the same product, stock and finance data too.
E-Commerce & Web
Store Software and Channel Connections
This product does two jobs: it builds an online store that's yours, and it connects your sales channels to your business's stock, finance and customer records. The store isn't separate software; it runs in the same system as your products, orders and invoices.
Builds your web store
Manages your product catalogue
Manages content and pages
Runs pricing and campaigns
Handles cart and checkout
Opens a customer account
Links your existing site and marketplaces
Links shipping and document infrastructure
Measures channel results
Builds the Store, Connects the Channels
From the product card to checkout, from channel connections to channel results, it covers the software side of selling online.
Builds your web store
An online store running on your own domain; page layout, look and menu structure are set up around your business.
Manages your product catalogue
Category tree, variants, images, descriptions, stock status and search structure all come from one place.
Manages content and pages
Home page, category pages, campaign pages and blog posts get edited without a separate tool.
Runs pricing and campaigns
Price lists, discount rules, coupons and cart campaigns apply directly in the store.
Handles cart and checkout
Customer cart, shipping choice, checkout and order confirmation all complete inside the store.
Opens a customer account
Visitors track their own orders, invoices and return requests from their account.
Links your existing site and marketplaces
Orders from the channels you already sell on flow into the system; stock and price update both ways.
Links shipping and document infrastructure
Carriers, e-document systems and payment infrastructure all link to the order record.
Measures channel results
Every sales channel's result gets reported after commission, shipping and returns.
Modules That Work Together
Modules that grow your store come online inside the same system, as you need them.
Live Chat
Answer a store visitor's question the moment it comes up, right when they're about to buy.
Email Marketing
Run campaigns, announcements and cart reminders together with your sales data.
Blog & Content
Meet visitors coming from search in the same system as your store.
WhatsApp & Notifications
Get order, shipping and return notifications to customers.
What Sets It Apart
The store is your system, not a panel you rent
With off-the-shelf store packages, the storefront sits on the provider's server while stock and accounting live in other programs, and sync tools carry data between them. In marqey, the store runs on an open-source backbone, on your own server or in a cloud environment that's yours. Product, order, invoice and customer all live in the same system, so no sync layer sits between the storefront and the operation. You own your system and your customer data.
- Your own store
- Operation built in
- Channels measured
What Do You Gain?
Fewer tools, less syncing
No separate store subscription or sync tool
Storefront, stock and accounting run in the same system, so tool count and monthly cost drop.
Build the store around your business
Catalogue layout, pricing rules, checkout steps and content structure aren't locked into a template.
Keep ownership of your data
The store runs on your own server or a cloud environment that's yours; customer and order records stay with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the E-Commerce and Web product include when launching a store?
The agreed scope can include the product catalogue, content pages, pricing, campaigns, basket, payment and shipping setup. Bespoke design and non-standard connections appear as separate items in the proposal.
Can an existing website and marketplace accounts use the same product data?
Supported channels can connect to a shared source for product, price and stock data. The connection plan states what each channel sends and receives, how often it updates and who handles failed updates.
How are product images, descriptions and customer records migrated?
Catalogue fields, variants, media files and the need for active customer data are reviewed against their sources. Missing content and data ready for transfer go into separate preparation lists.
How do e-commerce, warehouse and finance teams share an order?
The e-commerce team manages the order and customer communication, the warehouse owns dispatch and tracking, and finance handles payment and refund effects. Each role changes only its part of the same order. The starting rules define when stock and finance entries become final.
Which sales channel should be the first pilot?
Choose one channel with high order volume or heavy manual work. Add the other stores and marketplaces after the team has validated the full flow from product publication through return.
How You Start
Let's map out your store and channel scope together
Are we building a new store or connecting your existing channels? Let's look at your product count, category structure, and payment and shipping preferences together. Once the scope is clear, you'll get your proposal.