Sell online from the same catalogue you sell from at the counter — listed on a marketplace and a map where nearby shoppers can find you.
SageBizet Online store lets a local business publish items from its own inventory to a free storefront on the SageBizet marketplace and take pickup or delivery orders that become sales when completed.
There is no second catalogue to keep up to date. Choose which inventory items to publish, add photos or a gallery, and they appear on your storefront.
Found by local shoppers
Published shops appear on the SageBizet marketplace and on a map of shops, so people nearby can find you without knowing your name first.
Pickup or delivery
Shoppers choose to collect the order or have it delivered. Set a delivery radius and orders from beyond that distance are refused rather than accepted and then cancelled.
Clear order statuses
Each order moves through pending, confirmed, ready or dispatched, and completed — or cancelled or rejected — so you and the shopper always know where it stands.
Online orders count like counter sales
A completed order becomes a sale, so it reduces tracked stock and appears in sales history and reports alongside everything sold at the till.
How it works
01
Publish your items
Pick the items you want to sell online and add photos. Items you only sell at the counter stay off the storefront.
02
Set pickup and delivery
Decide whether you offer pickup, delivery or both, and set how far you will deliver.
03
Take orders
New orders arrive as pending. Confirm the ones you can fulfil, reject the ones you cannot, and mark each as ready for pickup or dispatched for delivery.
04
Complete the order
When the shopper collects or receives the order, mark it completed. It becomes a sale, and stock and reports update.
An online store for a shop that already has a counter
Most online store builders assume the store is the business. For a local shop, café or restaurant, the counter is the business and online orders are an extra way in. SageBizet starts from the counter: your items, prices and stock already live in SageBizet, so publishing them online is a choice per item, and an online order ends as an ordinary sale in the same reports.
What each order status means
Status
Meaning
Pending
The shopper has placed the order and the business has not acted on it yet
Confirmed
The business has accepted the order
Ready
A pickup order is waiting to be collected
Dispatched
A delivery order is on its way
Completed
The order was collected or delivered and is now a sale
Cancelled
The order was called off before completion
Rejected
The business could not fulfil the order
Who it suits
The online store fits businesses whose customers are nearby: a retail shop taking orders for collection, a café or restaurant offering pickup, or any shop willing to deliver within a set distance. If you ship parcels across a country, a dedicated e-commerce platform will serve you better.
What it does, and what it doesn’t
Straight answers, so you know before you sign up whether it fits.
It does
Publishes selected inventory items to a storefront with photos and galleries
Lists your shop on the SageBizet marketplace and shop map
Takes orders for pickup or delivery
Refuses delivery orders beyond the distance you set
Turns completed orders into sales that update stock and reports
Gives shoppers accounts with saved items and order history
It doesn’t
Take online card payments — SageBizet does not process payments
Connect to third-party delivery apps or courier services
Replace a full e-commerce platform for shipping orders nationwide
Online store: common questions
Is the SageBizet online store free?
Yes. SageBizet is free during early access, with the online store, marketplace listing and every other feature included, no credit card and no per-user fees.
Do I have to enter my products again for the online store?
No. The storefront is built from your existing SageBizet inventory; you choose which items to publish and add photos, and the rest stays counter-only.
Can customers pay online through the SageBizet store?
No. SageBizet does not process payments, so the storefront takes orders rather than card payments, and the business collects payment its usual way.
Does the SageBizet online store support delivery?
Yes. A business can offer pickup, delivery or both, and set a delivery radius so orders from beyond that distance are refused.
What happens to stock when an online order is completed?
A completed online order becomes a sale, so tracked stock is reduced and the sale appears in sales history and reports like any sale made at the counter.
What is the SageBizet marketplace?
The SageBizet marketplace is a public site where shoppers browse items from businesses that publish an online store, with a map of shops to find ones nearby. Shoppers can create an account to save items and see their order history.
Free during early access: POS, inventory, booking, an online store and reports included. No credit card, no per-user fees, set up in minutes in your browser.