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Sarva Commerce

In development

Build connected buying experiences.

A storefront that sells against the stock your warehouse actually holds, to customers your sales team already knows. Sarva Commerce is in development.

The connection that matters

A storefront is only as good as the stock number behind it.

Most commerce problems are not front-end problems. They are what happens when the catalogue, the warehouse and the sales desk hold different numbers.

  • One stock position

    Availability reads the warehouse record, and a confirmed order reserves it.

  • One customer

    A guest checkout is matched to the existing account rather than creating a second one.

  • One order pipeline

    Storefront orders become sales orders alongside those taken by phone.

  • One price list

    Trade pricing and customer-specific terms come from the same place.

Sarva Commerce/catalog · trade storefront

Bearing assembly 40mm

BRG-40-SS

2,450412 in stock

Drive belt · type 6

DRV-BLT-6

8906 left

Coupling kit

CPL-KIT-2

1,120Out of stock

Sealed housing 80mm

HSG-80-A

3,980128 in stock

Availability is read from the warehouse record, not a nightly export. A confirmed order reserves the same stock a phone order would.

Capabilities

Planned capabilities.

Sarva Commerce is being built for businesses that already sell offline and want an online channel on the same records — not as a replacement for large-scale enterprise commerce platforms.

Catalog

  • Products
  • Variants
  • Categories
  • Media
  • Attributes

Storefront

  • Hosted storefront
  • Headless commerce
  • Search
  • Trade and retail views

Buying

  • Cart
  • Checkout
  • Payments
  • Shipping options
  • Order confirmation

Orders

  • Order management
  • Fulfilment status
  • Returns
  • Order history

Customers

  • Customer accounts
  • Customer profiles
  • Saved addresses
  • Reorder

Selling tools

  • Promotions
  • Price lists
  • Inventory connection
  • Recommendations
Use cases

What people use it for

Distributor

Trade customers phone in orders that could be self-serve.

A storefront with their pricing and their order history, on the same stock the desk sells from.

Retailer

Online and offline customers are two different databases.

One profile, so lifetime value and marketing consent are accurate.

Manufacturer

Spare parts ordering ties up the sales team.

A parts catalogue customers can order from directly, feeding the same fulfilment process.

Integrations

Works with the tools around it.

All integrations

Payments

Collection and reconciliation

Shipping

Rates and tracking

Email

Order notifications

APIs

Headless storefronts

Where this stands today

Sarva Commerce is in development and not yet available. The capabilities above describe what is being built. If you are evaluating SarvaSuite for a commerce requirement today, tell us what you need and we will be straightforward about the timing.

Next step

Start with Sarva Commerce. Add the rest when you need it.

Tell us what your team is doing manually today and we will show you where in the suite it belongs.