Practice · Omnicommerce

End-to-end commerce engineering — storefront, back office, payments, POS.

An enterprise commerce practice on the open-source stack. Headless storefronts, custom checkout, ERP and CRM integration, payments, unified POS, and the dashboards your operators actually use — designed, delivered and operated by the same engagement team.

Practice capabilities

One engagement, every layer of commerce.

The same practice that builds the storefront also wires the payments, integrates the back office, deploys the infrastructure and runs it after go-live. No handoffs to a third agency at any layer.

Headless storefronts

Custom D2C and B2B storefronts on Medusa.js with a Next.js presentation layer. Conversion-engineered, brand-owned, free of template debt.

Payments & checkout

Razorpay, Stripe, COD, net-banking, wallets and split settlements. Custom checkout flows, multi-step tax, and the B2B terms your finance team will sign off on.

ERP, CRM & back-office

Native ERPNext integration for inventory, pricing, orders and accounting. Mautic, Chatwoot and PostHog wired into the same order and customer ledger.

Unified POS & retail

Offline-first POS on the same stock and customer ledger as the online store. Multi-store inventory, returns, loyalty, and GST-compliant receipting — built, not bolted on.

Custom commerce logic

Tiered B2B pricing, quote-to-cash, approval workflows, subscriptions, customer-specific catalogues, custom promotions. Logic that lives in the platform, not in a spreadsheet.

Operator & agent dashboards

Internal dashboards for your operations, support and field teams — including the Polygin WhatsApp agent console for commerce-driven conversations at scale.

Engagement shapes

Three shapes of commerce engagement.

Every engagement opens with a discovery briefing and a written scope. The work that follows runs in named phases with a principal consultant on the engagement — not a sales-led or junior-led model.

D2C storefronts at scale

Conversion-engineered direct-to-consumer commerce for brands operating across India, the UAE, KSA, Singapore, the UK and the US. From catalogue architecture and merchandising to fulfilment orchestration.

  • Headless Medusa.js + Next.js
  • Razorpay / Stripe / COD split routing
  • Multi-warehouse reservation logic
  • Marketplace and social-channel sync
  • Returns, exchanges, store credit
  • Brand-owned checkout, no platform tax

B2B & wholesale commerce

Quote-driven, approval-driven, contract-driven commerce for distributors, manufacturers and trading operators. The same store your reps use, the same data your ERP sees.

  • Customer-specific pricing & catalogues
  • Quote-to-cash with approval gates
  • Bulk ordering & quick-order pads
  • Credit terms and invoicing workflows
  • ERPNext order & inventory sync
  • Role-based access for buyers & approvers

Omnichannel, retail & marketplaces

Online, in-store and marketplace selling on one stock ledger. POS, marketplace, and storefront reconcile through the same commerce core — not a daily ETL.

  • Unified POS, web and marketplace stock
  • Click-and-collect, ship-from-store
  • GST & e-invoice compliant receipts
  • Loyalty across channels
  • Polygin WhatsApp order comms
  • Offline-first cashier experience
Why the practice

An engineering practice, not an agency.

Mith Tech is an open-source engineering practice operating across commerce, ERP, marketing and automation — not a Shopify partner that resells a SaaS, and not a freelancer that disappears after launch. Every engagement is led by a principal consultant, scoped in writing, and run against a governance gate at every phase. The store you go live on is the same one we operate, on infrastructure the client owns.

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Platform commission
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Engagement models
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Global delivery regions
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Source, data & infra
Next steps

Open a discovery briefing.

Tell us what you're running today and where it's breaking. The practice responds with a written scope, a phased plan, and a plain answer on whether Medusa.js, ERPNext-driven commerce, or staying on your current stack is the right commercial call.

Products

Commerce products the practice builds

Headless and open-source commerce systems the practice designs, delivers and operates.