Solar arrays. Fitted kitchens. Anything measured, configured and quoted before it can be bought. Sorsy is built for the trades ordinary ecommerce was never designed to serve.
A basket and a checkout are the easy part. What they leave you to solve yourself is everything either side of it.
Customers lay out a roof or a kitchen themselves, on your site, and walk away with a real specification rather than an enquiry form.
Every design produces a parts list priced against live stock, supplier cost and the band that customer actually buys at.
One catalogue, separate pricing. A trade portal cannot publish retail prices and a marketplace cannot publish trade.
Purchase orders, goods-in, stock moves, invoices, credit notes, returns, VAT. The parts a shop needs by month three.
The same products projected onto marketplaces and feeds, with per-channel titles, prices and eligibility rules.
Each business gets its own database schema and its own domains. Neighbours are not a thing you have to think about.
Two trades are running on it now, each with a configurator built for how that trade actually sells.
Solar and electrical distribution. Customers place panels on their own roof, see the array take shape, and get a costed system back — inverter, mounting, cable and labour included.
allowenergy.co.ukFitted kitchens. Draw the room, drop in units, swap doors and worktops, and price the whole thing as you go — with the carcass list a fitter can actually order from.
spatialstudio.co.uk