Multi-Store Automation System

A brand running several storefronts — different domains, different platforms, sometimes different markets — ends up maintaining the same catalogue several times. Every price change is repeated work, and every repetition is a chance for the stores to disagree with each other.

The system makes one catalogue authoritative and pushes from it. Product data, pricing and stock live centrally; each connected store receives what applies to it, with per-store overrides where they are genuinely needed rather than as the default. Changes propagate on a schedule instead of waiting for someone to remember.

The point of the build is not the dashboard — it is that the operational cost of adding a fourth store stopped being the same as the cost of running the first three.