Sell a product. Book a moment. One back end for both.
A product is whatever you sell. A booking is anything bound to a moment in time — an appointment, a rental, a showroom visit. Manage both in one place, with products and bookings uncapped.
One order. Every system hears about it.
An order lands once and reaches everything it needs to — your ERP, your inventory, your email flows, your channels, and the agent that placed it. No nightly imports, no copy-paste.
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NS-2026-08471
$30.94 · Apple Pay● paid
- ERPOrder posted✓ 201 created
- InventoryNP-TS-B-2026✓ stock 41 → 40
- EmailPlaced Order event✓ flow started
- ChannelsGoogle Merchant Center✓ availability synced
Webhook · np_assist agent
201 POST agent.np_assist/callback
{
"event": "order.placed",
"order_id": "NS-2026-08471",
"total": "30.94",
"agent": "np_assist"
}The shift
The platforms were built for a box with a price on it.
- 01
Not everything you sell is a SKU.
Off-the-shelf commerce models a product as a box on a shelf. A service call, a rental week, a made-to-order sofa or a vehicle doesn't fit that shape, so you bend the business to fit the software.
- 02
Growth gets billed by the feature.
One plan for more SKUs, an app for bookings, another for variants, another for locations. Here the catalog and the calendar are uncapped.
- 03
Two systems means two versions of the customer.
When what you sell lives in one tool and what you schedule lives in another, nobody sees the whole account. Products and bookings share one back end and one customer record.
In the product
Manage it once. Sell it either way.
Managing · Products
Every product, however it sells.
Off-the-shelf, configured or made to order — options, pricing and availability in one record, with no cap on products.
Transacting · Products
Shoppers find it, configure it, buy it.
The product page and checkout your customer sees, drawn from that same record.
Managing · Bookings
Anything bound to a moment in time.
Appointments, rentals, showroom visits and service calls, managed beside the catalog, with no cap on bookings.
Transacting · Bookings
Customers pick a time and book it.
The booking flow your customer sees: choose the service, choose the slot, confirm.
What's built in
One back end. Nothing metered.
Uncapped products
The catalog is not a pricing tier. Add products, variants and options without the bill moving.
Uncapped bookings
Appointments, rentals, visits and service calls, with no cap on how many you take.
Products of every shape
Off-the-shelf goods, configured and made-to-order pieces, and high-value items like vehicles, all in the same catalog.
Anything bound to a moment
If what the customer buys is a time rather than a thing, it is a booking: a service call, a rental week, a showroom appointment.
One customer record
What someone bought and what they booked sit on the same account, so sales and support see the whole relationship.
No add-on store
Bookings, variants and locations are part of the platform, not features you unlock one app at a time.
Questions
Asked before you ask.
What counts as a booking?
Anything bound to a moment in time rather than a shipped good: an appointment, a service call, a rental, a showroom visit.
Is there a limit on SKUs or bookings?
No. Products and bookings are both uncapped, as long as use stays within our Acceptable Use Policy.
Do I need separate systems for products and bookings?
No. Both are managed in the same back end and share one customer record.
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- Agentic CommerceSelling into a web where the buyer may be an agent — one catalog, structured for the people who browse and the AI assistants that query.
- ProductsNeural Core runs the catalogue. The technology layer makes it legible to agents. Everything else is how it reaches a buyer.
- Pricing