Product retailers
Present product information and accept orders alongside inventory management.
Digital commerce
Online StoreOnline sales aligned with everyday operations.
Online selling involves more than displaying products: orders need to connect with payments, inventory and internal operations. Liyan reviews the customer journey and your team’s needs together when designing an online store.
Bring an example of your team’s actual work to evaluate the product.
From product selection to order follow-upA conceptual workflow
Products and selection
Product information within the buying journey
Orders and payments
Order placement and the defined payment flow
Operations
Inventory coordination and order follow-up
Online Store · Digital commerce
Enterprise use cases
For businesses connecting online sales to operations
Your sales model, products and order handling practices guide the store design.
Multichannel businesses
Review how online orders fit your existing sales practices and team operations.
Sales and operations teams
Follow a clear path for orders, payments and goods preparation.
Core capabilities
Three connected areas of online selling
Products, orders and payments should follow a clear path so customers and operational teams understand the next step.
Products and orders
Present products and design order placement around your business model. Product information, categories and purchase stages are defined during requirements analysis.
For purchases with clear informationPayment flow
Connect the buying experience with a defined payment flow and align its outcome with the order. Methods and integration conditions are confirmed during technical review.
For aligned orders and paymentsInventory and operations
Align online sales with stock and operational workflows. Available system connections and update responsibilities are reviewed before implementation.
For better sales and stock follow-upSetup readiness
Deployment and integration: what to prepare
Clarify these points before starting to define setup scope and responsibilities.
Goods and content
Prepare product lists, categories, images and sales rules. Assign responsibility for price and stock updates.
Payment and delivery
Specify payment, fulfillment and delivery requirements. Confirm the services available for integration before implementation.
Operational coordination
Define order and inventory exchange with existing software. Assign responsibility for orders and unsuccessful transactions.
Frequently asked questions
Which areas does the online store solution cover?
Introduced areas include product presentation, ordering, payment connections and coordination with inventory and internal operations. Details are defined around your business model.
Can it connect to inventory or sales software?
Internal system coordination is a core area of the solution. Integration with your specific software is confirmed after reviewing interfaces, data and exchange requirements.
Which payment or delivery methods are supported?
Payment, preparation and delivery methods are defined during requirements analysis. Service access and connection conditions guide technical decisions.
What content is needed to begin?
Prepare sample products, categories, images, descriptions and purchase rules. The required content list is established once the store structure is defined.
What are the cost and timing?
Capabilities, product structures, content readiness and integrations affect timing and cost. Discuss your sales scenario with Liyan.
Getting started
Start with a real scenario
Choose a product and sample order to explore the purchase and follow-up workflow in your business.
Understand your sales model
Review products, customers, sales methods and current order handling.
Design the buying journey
Review product information, ordering stages and payment and inventory connections.
Define launch scope
Establish capabilities, content, integrations, support and implementation terms.
Design the store around your business model.
Share your products, customers and order workflow to explore online sales requirements.