SIXmm

SIXmm sells large-format porcelain, sintered stone and ultra-compact slabs to trade buyers. That is a hard thing to put in a shopping cart. The product is heavy, expensive and sold by the slab, stock moves constantly, and a buyer needs to know what is actually available before committing. A storefront running on its own copy of inventory would be wrong within hours, and in this business quoting stock you no longer hold is worse than quoting nothing at all.

WWC built the commerce experience against Microsoft Dynamics in a multi-tenant setup rather than beside it. Inventory syncs so the site shows what is genuinely in stock, and orders sync back so what a customer places on the website becomes a real order in the system the business already runs on, without anyone rekeying it. Fulfilment is built for how slabs actually move. An order can go out for last mile delivery or be held for customer pickup, and the buyer chooses at checkout rather than in a phone call afterwards.

Trade buyers can see real availability and order against it, and the business runs one set of numbers instead of reconciling two. The site handles the catalogue, the account, the quote request and the order, and Dynamics stays the system of record throughout.