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Same catalog. Consumer checkout.

Shoppers browse the storefront, check out, and track orders themselves. You fulfill with pick, pack, and ship — and they see ETAs when an item is on backorder.

Day in commerce ops

How direct-to-consumer teams run on Opserly

A typical flow from morning dispatch to close-of-business — mapped to the modules you'll actually use.

  1. 1

    Shopper browses the catalog

    Product pages live in Payload CMS; SKUs, price, and inventory live in Opserly.

  2. 2

    Checkout on the branded portal

    Cart captures shipping and payment; the order is created with warehouse allocation.

  3. 3

    Warehouse fulfills

    Lite WMS picks, packs, rate-shops, and labels — same flow as wholesale orders.

  4. 4

    Shopper tracks the order

    Status and the invoice surface in the same portal they checked out from.

Features that fit

Why Direct-to-Consumer runs on Digital Commerce

B2C storefront checkout

Consumers buy from the branded portal without a dealer account workflow.

Shared catalog & inventory

One catalog can serve wholesale price lists and consumer storefront pricing.

Lite WMS

Pick, pack, rate shopping, and labels for D2C parcels on the same warehouse queue.

Self-service order status

Shoppers see packed/shipped and backorder ETAs without calling support.

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Ready to run direct-to-consumer on Opserly?

Start on the Digital Commerce edition — same platform, configured for catalog, portal checkout, and lite WMS — B2B and B2C.