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Run your whole D2C brand on one stack
Storefront, automated ads, order management, delivery and remarketing — one system, one customer record, one bill. From the first ad click to the repeat purchase, without stitching five tools together and hoping they agree.
The problem
Six tools that have never met each other
A D2C brand in Patna or Pune runs on a stack nobody designed. Each tool is fine. The problem is the gaps between them — and the gaps are where your margin goes.
You cannot answer “which ad brought the customers who are still buying a year later”, because no single system saw both events. So you optimise on clicks, which is the one number that does not pay rent.
How it works today
- StorefrontShopify or a website builder
- AdsMeta Ads Manager + an agency
- Orders from WhatsApp and DMsA spreadsheet, or nothing
- DeliveryA courier aggregator
- RemarketingAnother tool for WhatsApp
- Knowing which ad produced which repeat customerA sixth tool, or guesswork
Six logins, six bills, six support queues — and a customer who exists six times over, slightly differently in each.
One stack
Click to delivery to the next order
Five stages, one customer record. Each one hands the next everything it knows.
Storefront
Your website, not a marketplace stall
A fast, SEO-indexed store on your own domain — catalogue, variants, inventory, offers, UPI and card checkout, COD where you allow it. Built on the same rendering stack as this site, so it loads in under two seconds on a 4G phone in a district town.
- Your domain and your branding
- Catalogue with variants and stock
- UPI, cards, netbanking, COD
- Indexed by Google from day one
Automated ads
Campaigns that build themselves from your catalogue
Meta and Google campaigns generated from your products rather than hand-built each week — creatives from your own images, audiences from your own buyers, budgets that shift toward whatever is actually converting. You approve; the system runs it.
- Catalogue-driven creatives
- Lookalikes from real purchase data
- Budget rules, not manual reallocation
- Spend reported against orders, not clicks
Order management
Every channel in one list
Storefront, WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, phone orders and marketplace imports land in the same queue, with the same statuses and the same customer record. Pick, pack and dispatch without deciding which tool the order came from.
- One queue across every channel
- Inventory synced across all of them
- Invoices with GST, ready for GSTR-1
- Staff logins with per-module permissions
Delivery
This is the part we actually own
Same-day inside the city on our own riders, next-day across the state on the intercity network, and anywhere in India or the world through our carrier and forwarding partners. COD collected digitally and remitted on a published cycle with a line-level statement.
- Local, national and international
- Label and manifest printing
- COD remitted on schedule
- NDR and returns with reason codes
Remarketing
The second order is where the money is
Abandoned carts, post-delivery follow-ups, replenishment reminders and win-backs, on WhatsApp where your customer actually reads them. Segmented from real purchase and delivery history — including who had a delivery go wrong, so you stop marketing at them.
- WhatsApp campaigns, template-compliant
- Abandoned cart and win-back flows
- Replenishment timing from purchase history
- Suppression for customers with open issues
What you can only do when it is one system
None of this is exotic. It is just impossible when the data lives in six places.
True cost per retained customer
Not cost per click, not even cost per first order — what it cost to acquire someone who is still buying six months later.
Stop marketing to unhappy customers
A delivery that failed suppresses the win-back campaign automatically. On a stitched stack, that customer gets a cheerful discount the next morning.
Replenishment timed to reality
The reminder fires from when it was actually delivered and how long that product lasts — not a fixed thirty days after checkout.
COD risk you can act on
Refusal history follows the customer, so repeat refusers get prepaid-only at checkout instead of another loss.
Sell nationally from day one
Serviceability and rates are in the checkout, so you quote honestly to a pincode you have never shipped to.
Ads that learn from deliveries
Audiences built from delivered orders rather than placed ones — so the model optimises toward customers who actually received the product.
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The platform underneath
Turant is the logistics network. LoQal is the multi-tenant platform it runs on — commerce, CRM, communications, workflows and geospatial as shared services, with every brand isolated at the database level rather than by convention.
That is why this is one stack and not an integration project: the storefront, the campaign, the order, the shipment and the follow-up are rows in the same system, scoped to you.
- CommerceCatalogue, checkout, inventory, invoicing
- CRMOne customer record across every channel
- CommsWhatsApp, SMS, email — template-compliant
- WorkflowsEvents trigger actions; no manual chasing
- GeospatialIndia's pincodes, serviceability, routing
Get the stack
Tell us what you sell and where you sell it. We will come back with what moving onto one stack would actually change for your numbers — including the parts that would not change.
What it costs
- The stack itself: free
- Delivery: your negotiated rate card
- Ad spend: at cost — we take no percentage of media
- Campaign review by our team: optional, priced separately
We earn on the movement of goods. That is the whole model, and it is why we are not trying to sell you software.
Fair questions
No, and the difference is the customer record. On a stitched-together stack the ad platform knows a click, the store knows an order, the courier knows an AWB and the WhatsApp tool knows a phone number — and nothing joins them. Here they are one record, which is what makes "do not remarket to someone whose delivery failed" possible at all.
Ready when you are
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