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Purchase to payment across a hundred outlets, and orders from every channel, in one system

Bizmap runs ERPNext for retailers, marketplaces and D2C brands: Living Liquidz's GRN-to-payment cycle across 100+ outlets with a vendor payout statement and bulk approvals, NewJaisa's 35,000 refurbished items across Amazon and Flipkart, Pepperfry's lead-to-proposal approvals, Sneakare's single SKU master across Shopify and marketplaces, and Emperor Akbar Cardamom's online orders flowing straight into sales.

Outlet to supplier
  1. Goods received
  2. Bill uploaded
  3. Verified
  4. Approved
  5. Paid
  6. Statement
Illustrative records · one supplier bill, outlet to bank
1,500–2,000
invoices a day at Living Liquidz, up from 1,000
+150%
revenue at Smart Choice in the 12 months after going online

Challenges in retail, e-commerce and d2c brands

A hundred outlets receive goods and the payout statement takes a week.

Purchase Receipt, Purchase Invoice and Payment Entry per store, a custom vendor payout statement, bank payment files with reconciliation and UTR capture, and a vendor portal API for suppliers to see their own payouts.

Marketplace orders arrive faster than we can key them.

Amazon and Flipkart order integration, multi-dimensional inventory, and custom inspection workflows for returned or refurbished stock.

Forty-five outlets on a POS that does not talk to accounts.

POS Awesome on ERPNext with Pine Labs payment terminals, store-wise stock and daily settlement; accounting in a later phase where the client wants it.

Customers call to ask where the delivery is.

A Frappe delivery backend, a driver allocation engine, a Flutter driver app and a customer PWA with live tracking.

Three people phone suppliers all day about dispatches.

A voice agent that makes the calls in Hindi and writes the dates to the purchase order; staff review exceptions.

How the work runs

The same six waypoints and three gates as every implementation.

  1. Survey · 2 weeks
  2. Chart · 2 to 4 weeks
  3. Build · 4 to 12 weeks by tier
  4. Rehearse · 3 to 5 weeks
  5. Cross over · 1 to 2 weeks, plus the parallel run
  6. Settle · 30 days
  7. Next leg · Optional add-on, as scoped
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In short

Bizmap runs ERPNext for retail, e-commerce and D2C brands: Living Liquidz's purchase-to-payment cycle across 100+ outlets with a 22-column vendor payout statement and bank integration, a refurbished-electronics seller's 35,000 items across Amazon and Flipkart with inspection workflows, and a boutique that went from offline to fully connected sales, billing and delivery.

Where AI fits in retail and e-commerce

In build

Supplier dispatch and delivery confirmation

Calls suppliers in Hindi, confirms dispatch, transit and delivery, writes dates to the PO

Data
Open POs, supplier numbers, call transcripts
Checkpoint
Buyer reviews exceptions only
In build

Purchase invoice capture at scale

Reads hundreds of supplier invoices a week into draft PIs with line confidence

Data
Invoice images, item and supplier masters
Checkpoint
Below-threshold lines to a reviewer
Planned

Dock and queue vision

Counts vehicles at the dock and people in queues from existing cameras

Data
RTSP streams, zones
Checkpoint
Store manager acts on alerts

Integrations typical for retail and e-commerce

  • Amazon
  • Flipkart
  • POS Awesome
  • Pine Labs Plutus terminals
  • bank payment files and statements
  • MapLibre for delivery
  • Tally where accounts stay there

Why Bizmap here

We have run the purchase-to-payment cycle for a chain with more than a hundred outlets and built the payout statement its suppliers read. We know what a 22-column report costs to keep fast, what a rate-limited vendor API needs, and what support a retailer of that size needs after go-live.

Clients in retail, e-commerce and d2c brands

  • NewJaisa
  • Smart Choice

Technology

  • Amazon (SP-API)
  • Bank payment files and statements
  • Flipkart (Seller API)
  • IP cameras (RTSP)
  • Pine Labs (Plutus)
  • POS Awesome
  • Progressive web apps
  • Speech recognition and synthesis (Hindi)
  • Tally
  • Frappe Cloud
  • Unicommerce
  • SMS gateway
  • E-mail intake and notifications
  • Payment gateways (generic)

FAQ

Yes. Living Liquidz processes 1,500 to 2,000 supplier invoices a day across 100+ outlets on a single-tenant ERPNext, and NewJaisa runs 35,000 items across two marketplaces. For heavier loads we split the application and database servers.

Only if you want us to. POS Awesome on ERPNext is our default for new outlets; existing POS systems integrate at the day-end settlement.

Yes. Sneakare keeps one SKU master across Shopify, marketplaces and partners, and Emperor Akbar Cardamom's website and marketplace orders become sales orders without re-keying.

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