Your store shelves, connected to your website

POS-to-Website Integration.

Build a custom online experience around live business inventory, carefully synchronized products and a clear checkout system.

For brick-and-mortar merchants who want online shopping without re-entering products.

Custom fixed-fee proposals follow technical discovery. No third-party API capability is guaranteed before verification.

The business challenge

Where the friction starts.

The website shows stale stock, staff copy products by hand and customers order items that are not available.

The FMG approach

Build the missing layer.

Connect selected catalog and inventory data to a high-performance storefront with deliberate stock freshness and order-handling rules.

What your software could include

Purpose-built modules.

These are candidate modules for discovery, not a statement that every module is included at one price. We agree on business rules, data sources and permissions before implementation.

01 / Module

SKU and variant mapping

02 / Module

Stock-aware product pages and search

03 / Module

Pickup, shipping and fulfillment options

04 / Module

Order reconciliation and exception alerts

How it might work

One connected workflow.

A product sold in-store updates the source POS; the storefront refreshes its availability through a verified sync strategy, with stale-state fallbacks.

Illustrative process only. Data freshness, provider capabilities and authorization are verified during discovery.

Business outcomes we're designing for

  • A better online-to-store customer journey
  • Fewer duplicate catalog edits
  • More predictable order processing

Potential integration ecosystem

Connect the tools you already use.

View all 25 platforms

Lightspeed Retail

POS & inventory

R-Series and X-Series are separate APIs; validate edition

Provider docs

Shopify

Commerce

Headless storefront with Shopify-owned checkout

Provider docs

Square

POS & payments

Catalog, orders, customers and payments subject to authorization

Provider docs

WooCommerce

Commerce

WordPress commerce backend; FMG frontend remains custom

Provider docs

No platform partnership or completed integration is implied. Some functions may only be possible with an eligible plan, approved OAuth scopes, a partner program or a read-only connector.

Source ownership

A repository you can keep building.

We scope a private, client-controlled GitHub repository with modular frontend components, tested API adapters, environment templates, documentation and a deployment pipeline.

Design, code and handoff rights are explicitly defined in the agreement. FMG does not claim ownership of third-party SaaS APIs, hosted checkouts, accounting records or software licenses.

Security, backups, access controls, incident response, data retention and maintenance responsibilities are documented for the real production system.

Answers before you commit

Common questions.

Is stock always instant?

Only when the specific platform and architecture support the required latency. We define a freshness target, use supported events or polling, and display appropriate fallbacks for stale inventory.

Who owns this software after launch?

Ownership of custom code, documentation and related deliverables is defined in the project agreement. FMG typically plans for a client-controlled private GitHub repository and client-owned deployment accounts. Licensed platforms and third-party APIs remain governed by their vendors.

FMG Software in a Box

Build it around your business.

Bring your current systems, pain points and goals. We'll map a realistic project scope and the parts your team can own.

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