Your storefront's AI operator.

Commerceflo is FactoryJet's unified commerce engine. It holds one catalogue, one inventory pool, and one order engine, and serves them to every channel you sell through: your storefront, marketplaces, retail POS, and B2B trade accounts. It exists because most commerce problems we are asked to fix turn out to be several systems disagreeing about stock.

It is a platform we build on and you own the implementation of. You are not renting a black box: the storefront, the data, and the integrations are yours, and you can operate them without us. We are explicit about this because vendor lock-in is a legitimate worry with any proprietary engine.

Shopify and Adobe Commerce are excellent storefront platforms that treat other channels as add-ons. Commerceflo starts from the assumption that no single channel is primary, so catalogue, inventory, and orders sit in one engine and every channel is a consumer of it. If one channel dominates your revenue, an established platform is usually the better and cheaper choice, and we will say so.

When you sell mainly through one channel, when your catalogue is small and stable, or when your team wants the largest possible app ecosystem. In those cases Shopify Plus or BigCommerce will serve you better and we would rather tell you that than sell you our own engine.

Brands and distributors running several channels at once where stock accuracy matters: a DTC store plus marketplaces, retail plus online, or DTC alongside a B2B trade portal. The common thread is that overselling and reconciliation are costing real money.

Commerceflo is a commerce AI operator: FactoryJet's AI-native platform that watches your storefront the way a seasoned growth team would, finds what is holding back revenue, and carries out the fix once you approve it. It works across your store, marketplaces, and B2B, and is built for DTC and B2B brands.

A commerce AI operator is software that does the operating work of running a store, not just reporting on it. It audits the storefront, ranks issues by revenue impact, and executes the fixes you approve across every connected channel, instead of leaving you a dashboard of numbers to act on yourself.

No. Shopify and BigCommerce are storefront platforms that run one channel. Commerceflo is the AI operator layer that sits on top of them, auditing and fixing across every channel you sell through. We run Commerceflo on Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, BigCommerce, and WooCommerce.

Analytics tools show you numbers and audit tools hand you a report. Commerceflo goes further: it ranks the issues by what they cost you, then applies the fix across your channels once you approve. The work gets done, not just measured.

Yes, and that is one of its main reasons for existing. Retail customers see public pricing while trade accounts log in to contract pricing, net terms, and reordering, on the same catalogue and the same inventory. Our B2B ecommerce work covers those trade rules in more depth.

Yes. NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics 365, Sage, Acumatica, Epicor, and Odoo are all in scope, plus custom middleware where no direct connector exists. Pricing and stock are read from the ERP rather than copied, so the storefront never quotes a number your finance system disagrees with.

An audit of your channels, catalogue, and integration surface, then a data model agreed in writing, then the build and integration, then a phased cutover channel by channel rather than all at once. The audit is what makes the estimate real instead of optimistic.

Connect your channels and Commerceflo scans your catalog, pricing, inventory, product content, SEO, and checkout in under 90 seconds. It returns a ranked list of what is stalling growth, with the highest-revenue issues first, so you know exactly where to act.

It handles catalog and listing gaps, pricing and repricing, inventory and stock sync, product content and feeds, and channel compliance issues. Eight specialist agents cover inventory, pricing, fulfillment, content, compliance, customer segmentation, financial analysis, and growth.

No. Commerceflo is approve-first: it proposes each worked fix and nothing runs until you click approve. For routine, trusted changes you can set auto-approve rules, so the repetitive work happens on its own while you keep control of the rest.

Storefronts and marketplaces including Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Amazon, Walmart, eBay, TikTok Shop, and B2B portals, plus back-office systems for inventory, orders, and fulfillment. One command center replaces the five to ten tools most brands reconcile by hand.

Eight today, with more arriving: inventory, fulfillment, pricing, financial analysis, content, compliance, customer segmentation, and growth. Each works on your live, unified data instead of stale exports, and each proposal is a completed piece of work waiting for your approval.

We do, as the team that builds it. That is worth stating plainly as a trade-off: a single-vendor engine means a smaller pool of implementers than Shopify has. If that concentration is a concern for your risk profile, an established platform is the safer choice and we will recommend it.

Yes. The migration follows the same discipline as any replatform: crawl every indexed URL, map single-hop redirects, migrate catalogue, customers, and order history, rebuild integrations, and keep the old store reachable so rollback stays a DNS change.

Typically a few months, driven by channel count and integration depth rather than catalogue size. A single-channel launch is much faster than a DTC-plus-marketplace-plus-B2B rollout, which we phase rather than attempt in one cutover.

You own the implementation, the data, and the integrations, and you can operate them without us. We are direct about the one genuine dependency: the engine itself is ours, which is exactly the trade-off to weigh before choosing it.

You do. FactoryJet designs, builds, and implements Commerceflo for you, then you own and operate it. We are a services partner that sets it up and supports it, not a subscription you depend on.

It depends on your channels, catalog, and integrations, so we scope it on a short call and send a fixed proposal before any work starts. You will know the full cost before we begin.

Start with a free 90-second storefront audit. Tell us where you sell, we run the audit, and you see the ranked list of what is stalling growth. From there we scope the build and send a fixed proposal.