Your storefront is great.
Your back office is a spreadsheet.
The customer-facing side runs on Shopify or WooCommerce. Everything behind it — fulfillment, vendors, inventory, returns — runs on spreadsheets and someone's memory. dForge gives you a real operational backend that connects to your storefront.
- Fulfillment, vendor management or inventory live in fragile Google Sheets.
- Your ops manager loses hours a week to copy-paste between tools.
- Orders come from the store, but everything after checkout is manual.
- You've outgrown the store admin but a custom build is $40k.
Map the sheet that breaks most, model it as a module, and move it onto a real database with roles and validation. Then the next one.
Pull orders, inventory, and fulfillment in via APIs and webhooks, so the back office reflects the store instead of lagging behind it.
Inventory, purchasing, and pricing modules turn hours of manual data entry into a few clicks — for a fraction of a custom build.
Modules worth installing first for this.
Warehouse management: procurement requests, PO workflow, stock operations, inventory tracking. Vendor identity lives in the shared parties module; WMS-specific columns (supplier code, payment terms) are layered as an extension.
Accounts receivable, accounts payable, invoicing, and payments
Product pricing, price lists, discount rules, and cost tracking (WAC)