Ecommerce store
Sell direct from live catalogue and per-outlet stock. Variants, prices and availability come from VAP rather than a second catalogue you maintain by hand.
Built on your live catalogue, not a second one.
Vritti builds your store on Next.js and Payload CMS and deploys it on your own domain through Vritti Cloud. Connect it to VAP and it sells from the same shelf as your counter — one catalogue, one stock position, no reconciliation job. Leave it unconnected and it works as a standalone site. That part is your call.
What you get
Sell direct from live catalogue and per-outlet stock. Variants, prices and availability come from VAP rather than a second catalogue you maintain by hand.
Trade accounts order or request quotes against their own negotiated pricing and credit terms, from the stock you actually hold.
Take bookings online against real availability, with the customer record shared with the rest of your business.
A fast, well-structured marketing site on your own domain — the right choice when you want presence and enquiries rather than a checkout.
Change copy, prices and photos in Payload CMS beside a live preview of the real site. Empty sections hide themselves rather than leaving gaps.
Vritti Cloud puts it live on your own web address with a certificate that issues and renews itself, backed up alongside everything else.
How it runs
Sell, quote, take bookings, or simply be found. That decision shapes everything after it.
We build on Next.js and Payload CMS, reading catalogue, price and stock live through the core SDK when you want it connected.
Live on Vritti Cloud, on your own web address, with storage for photos and files already set up.
Your team edits content in the CMS from then on. No developer needed for a price or a paragraph.
FAQ
Vritti builds it. Web development is a service we provide — we build the site on Next.js and Payload CMS and deploy it on Vritti Cloud on your own domain. After that you edit the content yourself in the CMS without needing a developer for a price change or a paragraph.
Ecommerce stores, B2B ordering and quotation sites, appointment and booking sites, and brand websites. The common part is the stack and the deployment; what differs is what the site is for.
No. The VAP integration is optional. You can take just the website and run your operations however you do today. Connecting it to VAP is what gives you one catalogue and one stock position across your counter and your site, rather than two that drift apart.
When the site is connected to VAP, yes. The storefront reads catalogue, price and per-site stock live through the core SDK, so a sale at the counter reduces what is available online immediately and no channel oversells.
Yes. Sites are server-rendered on Next.js with proper metadata, structured data and clean URLs, which is what both search engines and AI assistants need in order to read and cite a page.
Get started
Tell us what you sell, how many outlets and registered firms you run and where you sell. We will walk you through a real system set up like yours — not a generic demo.