Omnichannel Commerce today announced that the Lightspeed POS users can now list and sell their products on multiple online sales channels simultaneously from their Lightspeed POS system. The company introduced a most cost-effective and seamless integration between the two diversified platforms having altogether different architecture.

“The integration enables the merchants to sell in more channels and grow their retail businesses faster by managing their brick-and-mortar stores, marketplace listings and online stores from a single window, informed Marketing and Sales Head of the company. “The integration of online stores with Lightspeed gives Omnichannel experience to the online buyers.

This is no halfhearted listing integration, but a full-fledged inventory management system significant of how Ecommerce sales can be managed with Lightspeed POS. Lightspeed merchants will be able to immediately sync inventory information such as product name and description, item specifics, price and quantity, images and matrix product attributes (size, color, etc.) from Lightspeed to Ecommerce. Web orders will also be imported to Lightspeed and allow merchants to fulfill sales orders of both the platforms from one location.

Lightspeed Retail web store integration uses the Lightspeed API through Hyperspace to sync data between Lightspeed Retail Point of Sale and the ecommerce platform you use. It eliminates excessive double-data entry and keeps both systems in sync. New products (new product data) entered into Lightspeed Retail Point of Sale are pushed up to the web store. Changes to existing products (product data) such as product title, price, stock level, weight, dimensions, attributes, tags, categories, descriptions and manufacturer are also updated to the web store. You can even create matrix products with attributes (e.g. size and color) and these will update as well. All products are created in Lightspeed Point of Sale first and then pushed up to the web store. The Point of Sale serves as the master system of record.