E-commerce
Your store, your domain, your books — connected
A storefront that runs on your own domain and posts into the same inventory and accounting as the rest of your business.
01—Storefront
A store you edit like a document
CMS pages, a media library, and product listings from your real catalog — the store shows what inventory actually has.
- Storefront with CMS pages
- Media library for product content
- Products from your live catalog
- Custom domains for your brand
02—Orders
Orders, coupons, and the follow-through
Online orders arrive next to your other sales, coupons handle the promotions, and fulfilment draws from real stock.
- Order management in the same workspace
- Coupons and promotions
- Stock drawn from shared inventory
- Marketplace sync for external channels
03—The books
Every sale lands in the ledger
No export from the shop into accounting — the storefront is the ERP, so revenue, VAT, and stock movements post themselves.
- Revenue posted to the general ledger
- VAT captured per sale
- Inventory decremented on fulfilment
- One customer record across store and books
Technical Specifications & Workflows
Looking for detailed engineering & accounting specs?
Explore step-by-step state machines, accounting rules, edge cases, and compliance workflows in our official documentation.
E-commerce questions
Can the store run on my own domain?
Yes — connect a custom domain so the storefront lives on your brand, not ours.
Does the store share stock with my warehouse?
Yes — the storefront sells from the same inventory the rest of BIZA manages, so stock levels and valuations stay consistent.
How does accounting work for online orders?
Orders post into the same ledger as your other sales — revenue, VAT, and stock movements are recorded without an export step.
Sell online without a second system.
Storefront, stock, and books on one platform.