Looking For Offline Software that Synchronizes with an E-commerce Website.
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First of all, this isn't really SEO related. I can see this being an interesting discussion.
One of my websites has a POS system that has an integrated eCommerce store where using a third party software you can sync the data that is in the pos directly to the website.
You can add what products you want on the website with the (offline) software and add all the online product essentials such as product pictures, shipping weights, titles and ECT.
I am looking for a shopping cart system that is an offline software that you would install on your PC and basically add everything offline and then sync like the other software but without the pos.
It would basically be like eBay turbo Lister but instead of eBay it would be your website...obliviously.
I have been looking for a while now and can't seem to find anything. Is there such a thing? I know this would be kick ass platform to develop and I have everything mapped out how to do it if there isn't one out there.
Looking for insight.
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I'm not certain, but is Orderwise along the lines of what you're looking for?
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