Features

The category tree is yours: add products to a category by hand or let rules collect them (brand, tag, price range, on sale, stock).

• Nine sort orders. Relevance, best selling, name, price, newest, oldest and the shop's own order; each category has its own default.
• Smart filters. Pick a colour and sizes narrow down, while the other colours stay listed with their counts.
• Site search. Product names, brands and SKUs are searchable.

The product page is built from sections; reviews, questions, related and recently viewed products in the order you choose.

• Variants and stock. Picking a size or colour switches price, stock and image to that variant.
• Back-in-stock alerts. On a sold-out product customers leave their e-mail and get a message when stock returns.
• Ready for search engines. Product group, variant prices, shipping and returns are written as structured data.

The cart is recalculated every time it opens; campaign and coupon amounts are never stored in it, so an expired campaign drops out by itself.

• Shows what was won. Each campaign on its own line, with its customer-facing name.
• Coupons in links. A coupon added to a campaign link is written into the cart automatically, and its clicks are counted.
• Free-shipping threshold. The amount left is shown in the cart.

One-page checkout: delivery, invoice, shipping and payment method.

• Guest or member. No account required; guest orders join the customer's account once they register.
• Company invoices. Company name, tax office and tax number.
• Contracts ready. The distance sales agreement and pre-information form are created with the store and filled with your return policy.

Customers follow their order from the link they receive, without an account.

• Shipping details. Tracking number and parcels on the order page.
• Return requests. Within the return window a return is requested from the order page; you approve it in the panel.
• Notifications. Confirmation, shipping and delivery e-mails; optionally an SMS or a WhatsApp template message.

Every order carries three separate states: the order itself, its payment and its hand-off to Orventory.

• History in view. Status changes, who made them and notes on the order page.
• Unpaid orders stay put. An order whose card payment never completed is not sent to Orventory.
• Export. The filtered order list downloads as a CSV that opens in Excel with its columns.

Product text, price and stock are read from Orventory; the panel is where you shape the storefront.

• Count tiles. On the storefront, sold out, without image, without price, uncategorised; each tile opens the filtered list.
• Manual order. Drag and drop the products of a category into place.
• Product analytics. Views, add-to-carts, sales and conversion per product.

A coupon is a code the customer types; rules decide who it applies to and what it discounts.

• Rules. Member, customer tag, first order, category, brand, tag or product.
• Scope. The whole cart or only the items that match.
• Limits. Validity dates, a minimum cart, total and per-customer uses.

You decide which shipping options appear at checkout and what they cost.

• Three pricing models. Flat, tiered by cart total or by volumetric weight.
• Free-shipping threshold and store pickup.
• Estimated delivery date. Calculated from the order cut-off time, handling time and shipping days.

Selling abroad does not mean opening a second site: you add a market to the same store.

• Its own language, currency and tax. Each market lives under its own URL prefix.
• Search engines find the right page. Separate language tags for every market.
• Separate carts. The customer account stays shared.

Reviews are published after approval or straight away; a review from a customer who bought the product gets a “verified purchase” badge.

• Reply. Your reply appears under the review.
• Product rating. The average rating on the product page and in search results.
• Questions and answers. A customer question appears on the product page once answered.

Know what your ads actually sell.

• Meta. Pixel and Conversions API with the same event id; product ids match your Meta catalogue.
• Google. GA4 e-commerce events and a Google Ads purchase conversion.
• Abandoned carts. One reminder e-mail to a member who left a cart behind.

Buy the package in the portal, pick your theme and let your products come from Orventory. Our team is with you wherever you get stuck.