Shopify POS, omnichannel and international commerce
One catalogue, one customer, one source of truth, across your retail floor, your online store and every market you sell into. We plan the architecture before we touch a single setting.
Choose your growth path
Most retailers arrive with one of three problems. Start where you are, the child pages go deeper on each.
Open or modernise retail stores
Your point of sale and your online store disagree on stock, pricing and customers.
Shopify POS developmentConnect ecommerce and retail
Customers can't buy online and collect in store, and stock sits stranded in one channel.
Shopify omnichannel commerceExpand into international markets
You're forcing overseas customers through an Australian store with the wrong currency and duties.
Shopify MarketsOne store vs multiple stores
The single biggest architecture decision. One Shopify store with Markets keeps things simple; separate stores buy control at the cost of overhead. Here's the honest trade-off.
| Factor | One store | Multiple stores |
|---|---|---|
| Regional teams | Shared admin, permissions by role | Each team owns its own store |
| Catalogue differences | Handled by market availability | Full freedom per store |
| Pricing | Per-market price lists | Independent pricing anywhere |
| Legal entities | Harder to separate cleanly | Maps neatly to each entity |
| Operations | One workflow to run | Duplicated effort per store |
| Reporting | Unified out of the box | Consolidation needed downstream |
| Content control | Translations and market rules | Fully independent theming |
What we configure and build
Three disciplines, one integrated system. We scope only what your model needs, not every store requires every feature.
Shopify POS
- POS configuration and register setup
- Hardware planning and procurement
- Staff roles and permissions
- Product catalogues and collections
- Location and inventory setup
- Custom receipts and printing
- In-store discounts and price rules
- Returns and exchange flows
- Customer profiles at the till
- POS UI extensions
Omnichannel journeys
- Buy online, pick up in store (BOPIS)
- Ship-from-store fulfilment
- Return anywhere across locations
- Endless aisle for out-of-stock lines
- Local inventory and availability
- Store-to-store transfers
- Shared customer profiles
- Cross-channel loyalty and rewards
International commerce
- Regional domains and routing
- Languages and translation
- Currencies and rounding
- Market-specific pricing
- Product availability by market
- Duties and import fees
- Regional tax handling
- Local payment methods
- International shipping rules
- Local content and merchandising
Australian retail integrations
We connect the systems AU retailers actually run, only where we have hands-on experience. If we haven't shipped it, we'll say so and scope discovery first.
Shipping & fulfilment
- Australia Post / MyPost Business
- Starshipit
- Shippit
- 3PL and warehouse feeds
Inventory & finance
- Cin7 (Core and Omni)
- Xero accounting sync
- Stock and COGS mapping
Payments
- Local card and wallet methods
- BNPL where it fits
- In-store and online reconciliation
How a rollout runs
Retail and international projects fail on data and process, not code. We front-load the thinking so the launch is boring.
Market assessment
Map channels, locations, entities and target markets. Decide one store vs many.
Architecture
Design the catalogue, inventory, pricing and domain structure before building.
Data preparation
Clean products, SKUs, customers and existing POS records for migration.
Integration
Connect shipping, inventory, accounting and payment systems.
Store & market configuration
Set up locations, registers, Markets, currencies, duties and translations.
Pilot
Run one store or market end to end. Catch the edge cases early.
Staff training
Train floor and ops teams on POS, returns and omnichannel flows.
Launch
Go live with monitoring, reconciliation checks and a support line open.
Expansion
Roll the proven pattern out to remaining stores and markets.
What shapes the investment
Investment scales with locations, markets and how much inventory logic you need. Typical AU ranges:
Single-store retail on POS
One location, catalogue and hardware setup, staff training.
Connected omnichannel
Online plus stores, click and collect, shared inventory and customers.
International / multi-market
Shopify Markets, currencies, duties, translations and regional content.
Common questions
Where to go next
Request an omnichannel or market-expansion blueprint
Tell us your locations, markets and systems. We'll map the architecture and give you a scoped plan, no obligation.
Request an expansion blueprint