Retail, Ecommerce and POS
Get your point of sale, online store, stock and fulfilment telling the same story instead of contradicting each other.
Launceston
ByteX is based in Launceston. Most of the businesses here are small enough that the person with the systems problem is also the person serving customers, which shapes how the work has to be done more than any technology choice does.
How it works here
On site when being in the room is quicker than a call. A till that will not agree with the website is usually a twenty-minute problem standing at the counter and a two-hour problem over email, so for that kind of job we come to you. Everything else runs the way it runs anywhere: an agreed scope, a written quotation, and work you can see before it grows.
Practicalities
What comes up
Hospitality venues where the menu, the website and the ordering screen have drifted apart
Retailers running a shopfront and an online store that keep separate stock counts
Businesses whose weekly numbers are assembled by hand from three systems every Monday
Offices on Microsoft 365 that have never had the approval and routing steps set up
Most asked for here
Get your point of sale, online store, stock and fulfilment telling the same story instead of contradicting each other.
Remove the repetitive copying, chasing and re-keying that quietly consumes hours of staff time every week.
Fast, accessible websites that explain what a business actually does and connect to the systems behind it.
Where we stand here
Both of the client projects named on our work page are Launceston businesses: Sip ‘N’ Dine at Penny Royal, and the signature gifts catalogue for Peppers Silo. You can look at the first one and judge it yourself.
Areas covered
Somewhere not on this list is usually still fine — it is a list of where we already go, not a boundary.
Elsewhere in Tasmania
ByteX
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Hello — how can we help? Ask about anything: what we do, what it costs, the systems we work with, or the job you want to stop doing by hand.
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