ANKAVERSE Hub: Our multichannel e-commerce focus
ANKAVERSE Hub is the e-commerce management platform we developed for teams working across multiple sales channels. We focus on handling daily operations such as products, inventory, pricing, orders, and customer inquiries in a shared workspace. The project is currently in the demo stage; development work on some integrations is ongoing.
Handling scattered tasks in a shared framework
When selling across multiple channels, information, inventory status, and orders for the same product may be tracked on different screens. Hub’s focus is on making these tasks easier to manage while preserving their relationships. The team working on product information and the team tracking orders or customer inquiries handle different parts of the same operation.
Which areas do we focus on?
- Handling product information and records across sales channels together.
- Managing inventory and pricing work in connection with daily operations.
- Incorporating order tracking and customer inquiries into shared workflows.
- Developing integrations with different channels step by step.
These areas describe Hub’s development direction. Since each business uses different channels and has different needs, the current scope of a specific integration needs to be assessed separately. The demo page does not mean that all connections have completed acceptance testing for live transactions.
Compare the demo with your workflow
When reviewing the overview page, first consider which information you track in different places. What recurring tasks do you have for products, inventory, pricing, and orders? What information is passed between teams? These questions offer a concrete starting point for comparing Hub’s approach with your operations.
We will share weekly progress openly
Following this introduction, we will cover ANKAVERSE Hub’s progress on our blog on Sundays when there is new work to share. We will distinguish between what we are trying to improve, areas under development, and verified results. Our aim is not just to present a feature list, but to clearly show which needs are guiding the project.