Business context
Catalog, customers, operations, conversations and performance.
Shopini OS
A product architecture connecting sales, operations, intelligence, acquisition and distribution around shared business context.
One system, multiple capabilities
Shopini OS reduces fragmentation between the tools that run a commerce business. Each product can solve a focused need, then share useful context with other components when the business chooses to connect them.
Catalog, customers, operations, conversations and performance.
Shopy AI understands authorized context and assists teams.
Commerce, Flow, Ads and Marketplace turn decisions into action.
Shopini products
Adopt one product or progressively compose your Shopini OS environment.
Create and run an online store: catalog, orders, payments, delivery, content and customer experience.
Explore CommerceStructure sales, purchases, inventory, customers, suppliers, documents, payments, profitability and management.
Explore FlowA cross-functional AI team for selling, designing, analyzing, supporting customers and growing acquisition.
Explore Shopy AIConnect catalog, campaigns, tracking, attribution and performance to progressively manage acquisition across multiple channels.
Explore AdsExtend catalog visibility, improve discovery and generate traffic or opportunities for sellers.
Explore MarketplaceFrom launch to growth
Shopini OS is designed to connect key moments of the business instead of treating them in isolated applications.
Functional architecture
Experience, intelligence and business capabilities rely on a common foundation for context, identity, permissions and connected services.
Stores, interfaces, conversations and user journeys.
Shopy AI, recommendations, automation and assistance.
Commerce, Flow, Ads and Marketplace.
Identity, permissions, shared context and common services.
Built for business
Shopini OS is designed to evolve progressively without forcing a business to adopt every product at once.
Activate capabilities according to your priorities and maturity.
Information and actions must respect granted permissions.
Avoid unnecessarily rebuilding the same information across products.
Sensitive automation remains framed by appropriate rules and validation.