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Your store, your warehouse stock and your supplier buying, connected and running in your own cloud. No overselling, no double orders, no spreadsheet to reconcile, and no cut of your sales.
Sound familiar?
A theme, a reviews app, a subscription app, a GST invoice app, a platform cut on every order.
With Makeships: One store with checkout, reviews, coupons, shipping, returns and GST built in. Nothing taken from your sales, ever.
Two customers paid for the last unit, and someone had to call one of them.
With Makeships: Checkout holds the stock while the customer pays. The second shopper is told it just sold out before they pay.
Someone updates the spreadsheet on Friday. The store sells all week on old numbers.
With Makeships: Every sale, return and delivery updates the warehouse and the store within seconds. Nobody types a number twice.
The store flagged low stock, the warehouse raised a PO, and the supplier shipped double.
With Makeships: Low stock becomes one purchase request, with approvals by amount. The same item isn't requested again for a week, so nothing is ordered twice.
The invoice says 220, the delivery was 200, and your margins still use last year's cost.
With Makeships: Invoices are matched against the PO and what arrived. Approving one updates each item's real cost.
Now there are two sets of numbers and a WhatsApp group reconciling them.
With Makeships: Multi-warehouse stock with transfers, cycle counts and a full history of who moved what.
How it fits together
Three apps, one flow. Each step happens on its own; your team only approves what needs a person.
The items are held for them while they pay, so nobody else can buy the same units.
The units stay held while it's packed, then leave the warehouse count when it ships, labelled with the order number.
One purchase request goes to Procurement for approval, for the item's reorder quantity, which suggestions keep in line with sales.
Receiving the PO adds the goods to stock, and the store is back in stock within seconds.
What you actually paid becomes the item's cost, so your margins are real.
Operational Suite setup
Set up the apps in the same order your business runs: sell in Commerce, count in Inventory, buy in Procurement, then connect the handoffs. By the end, an order can move from checkout to reorder to supplier delivery without a separate stock sheet.
Add the store domain, brand, currencies, GST rules, checkout rules, payments, email, shipping and return settings.
Complete when: A test customer can place an order, pay, receive email, and see their order status.
Create warehouses, add SKUs, set cost price, preferred supplier, reorder point, reorder quantity and opening stock.
Complete when: Every sellable SKU in Commerce has the same SKU in Inventory, with available stock visible to the store.
Add vendors, budgets and approval workflows by amount, then decide what agents may draft or approve.
Complete when: A low-stock request can become an approved PO, with the approver and supplier recorded.
Create API keys, connect Commerce to Inventory and Procurement, then connect Inventory and Procurement to each other.
Complete when: Orders reserve stock, shipped orders reduce stock, low-stock items create requests, and received POs add stock back.
Place a test order, force one SKU below reorder point, approve the request, receive the goods and approve the supplier invoice.
Complete when: The store, stock ledger, PO, delivery and item cost all agree without anyone editing a spreadsheet.
Commerce to Inventory
Product SKUs, stock holds, paid orders, cancellations and returns keep available stock honest.
Inventory to Procurement
Reorder points, preferred suppliers and sales pace turn low stock into one purchase request.
Procurement to Inventory
Approved POs, received goods and supplier invoices update quantity, landed cost and margin.
A month in the life of one SKU
Sells at ₹325, reorder point 30, reorder quantity 200, one warehouse in Chennai. Nobody on the team typed a stock number after day 1.
Illustrative numbers.
| Day | What happened | In stock |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Opening stock recorded; the store shows it within seconds | 120 |
| 1–18 | 90 sell across 41 orders, each held at checkout and taken out when it ships | 30 |
| 18 | Reorder point reached: a request for 200 goes to Procurement | 30 |
| 19 | Approved, turned into a PO and issued to the distributor | 30 |
| 22 | 200 received against the PO; store and warehouse update at once | 230 |
| 28 | Invoice at ₹265 a unit approved; the item's cost moves to about ₹264 | 230 |
What a cut of your sales costs
Add up what your current stack takes from each order: platform fee, apps that charge per order, the cut on your checkout. Payment gateway fees apply either way, so leave them out.
Your current stack takes
₹7.5 lakh
every year, and it grows with every sale
Makeships Commerce Growth
₹49,999
a year, whatever you sell. 0% of your sales.
That's about ₹7 lakh a year back in your business, before counting what overselling and double orders cost.
From the same team · Humlens Localization
Once the store, stock and buying run themselves, the next customers are often the ones who'd rather read Hindi, Tamil or Telugu. Humlens Localization turns the marketing you already make into their language, on your own AI keys.
Today it works on your creatives, videos and copy. Translating the store's product pages directly from Commerce is on the roadmap.
The text in the image is found, translated and redrawn in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or any language you sell in.
Size charts, feature callouts and badges, one version per language.
Dubbed and subtitled, with the processing done inside your own cloud.
Newsletters and campaign copy translated with your brand glossary, so product names never change.
Built for you if
Probably not yet
We'd rather tell you now than sell you something you'll outgrow the wrong way.
Getting started
We set it up
₹75,000 one-time
We set up Makeships Commerce in your cloud and move your store over.
We host it for you
from ₹4,999 per month
Rather not run servers? We host a private copy of your store for you.
Your team runs it
₹0 to start
Self-host the store for free on the Community plan, and upgrade to Growth (₹49,999 a year) when you want AI search, newsletters and Zoho Books invoicing.
Yes. The Launch package (₹75,000, one-time) moves products and customers from Shopify or WooCommerce, up to 500 products, configures payments, shipping, GST and email, and includes the first year of Growth.
In your own AWS, GCP or Azure account, or on your own servers. If you'd rather not run servers, managed hosting gives you a private copy that you can move to your own cloud whenever you like.
No. Start with the store and add Inventory when stock gets hard to track, then Procurement when buying needs approvals. Each app works on its own, and they connect from settings when you're ready.
Checkout carries on without holding stock, so you never lose a sale to an outage. Everything catches up automatically once it's back, and nothing is counted twice.
Razorpay, Stripe and cash on delivery, with pincode checks for delivery and COD. Shiprocket and Delhivery for shipping and tracking, with a manual option for any other courier.
No, on any plan. You pay your payment gateway's own fees and nothing to us per order.
Most sellers take them with the store as the Operations Suite, our premium plan: all three apps connected, with priority support. We quote it for your stores, warehouses and team on a short call.
Book a demo and we'll walk through your store, stock and buying with you, and show what would change if you switched.