
Fashion & retail
Sizes and colours as variants, each with its own stock, sold across the store and the DMs.
One catalog sits behind your online store, WhatsApp, Instagram, the POS, and the marketplace. Add a product, set its variants, and stock stays in sync everywhere in real time. Sell one at the counter and the online store stock drops too. Never re-enter a product, never oversell.
Ankara Wrap Dress
SKU AWD-204 · ₦18,500
Variants
One catalog behind every channel — add a product once, and stock stays right everywhere.
Stock lives in a spreadsheet, a notebook, and the back of someone's head. A sale on the counter never reaches the online store, so two customers buy the last one. Every channel is its own list to keep updated, and they all drift apart.
Watch one product's stock as orders land from different channels. A sale at the counter, an order on WhatsApp, a checkout in the online store — each one ticks the same number down everywhere at once. When it runs low, every channel hears about it. When it hits zero, no channel can oversell it.
One number, everywhere
Every channel reads the same live stock count, not its own copy.
Updated as it sells
Each order anywhere adjusts stock across all channels instantly.
Never oversold
Hit zero and the product stops selling on every channel at once.
Ankara Wrap Dress · AWD-204
One catalog · live stock
In stock
12
Ready to sell across every channel
The same stock, on every channel
Not a spreadsheet bolted onto a store. The catalog and its stock live inside the same Queek OS that runs your orders, payments, POS, and AI Agent, so every part of the business reads from one record.
Add a product a single time and it publishes to every channel you sell on, no copy-paste between apps.
Sizes, colours, weights, and packs, each with its own price and stock, all under one product.
Sell on any channel and stock updates everywhere at once, so counts never drift apart.
Set a threshold per product and get told before a fast-mover runs out, not after.
Bring an existing catalog in from a spreadsheet and start selling without retyping it.
Group products into categories and collections so customers browse the way you merchandise.
Multiple photos per product, shown the same way across the store, social, and chat.
Give every product a SKU and barcode so it scans at the POS and reconciles cleanly.
The catalog is not a standalone tool. Your orders, POS, online store, and AI Agent all read the same products, prices, and stock, so what a customer is told and what you have on hand are always the same thing.
Orders read the catalog
Every order across channels prices and counts against the same products.
The POS reads the catalog
Scan at the counter and the sale draws from the same live stock.
The AI Agent reads the catalog
WhatsApp replies quote real prices and real availability, never a guess.
Track stock per location and let each branch sell from what it actually holds. A sale in one shop draws from that shop's count, while the catalog, prices, and product details stay shared across all of them.
Each location keeps its own count, so what a branch can sell reflects what is on its shelves.
Products, variants, prices, and media are defined once and shared across every location.
Transfer stock between branches and keep a clean record of where every unit went.

Sizes and colours as variants, each with its own stock, sold across the store and the DMs.

Thousands of SKUs imported in bulk, scanned at the till, and counted down as they sell.

Tight stock control with low-stock alerts so a needed item is never quietly out.

Mark a dish sold out once and it disappears from every channel at the same moment.
Inventory is only useful if it is correct. Queek keeps one live count that every channel and every staff member reads from, so the catalog reflects what you actually have.
There is one stock count per product, not a copy per channel that quietly disagrees.
When a product hits zero it stops selling everywhere, so two customers never buy the last one.
Every sale, import, and adjustment is tracked, so you can see how stock moved and why.
Honest answers on syncing, variants, importing, and how the catalog ties into the rest of Queek.
No. You add a product once and it publishes to your online store, WhatsApp, Instagram, the POS, and the marketplace at the same time. You can choose to hide a product from a specific channel, but you never re-enter it.
There is one stock count per product. Every channel reads from it and every sale writes back to it in real time, so a sale at the counter and a checkout online both adjust the same number. The channels never keep separate copies that drift apart.
Yes. Each product can have variants for sizes, colours, weights, or packs, and each variant carries its own price and stock count under the same product.
Yes. You can bring an existing catalog in from a spreadsheet in bulk, so you start selling without retyping every product.
Yes. When a product reaches zero it stops selling on every channel at once, so two customers can't both buy the last unit from different places. Low-stock alerts warn you before it gets there.
It is the same catalog. The POS scans and sells against the same stock, and the WhatsApp AI Agent quotes the same real prices and availability. Orders, payments, and the catalog all read from one record inside Queek OS.
Upload your products once, set their variants, and let stock stay in sync across your store, WhatsApp, the counter, and the marketplace, all from one place in Queek OS.
Upload once · Stock synced everywhere · No card required