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We use Wordstock as our POS, our website is an IndieCommerce site (I'm quite adept at pushing IC to the limits), and we list on a couple marketplaces doing manu
by joemi 1y ago
We use Wordstock as our POS, our website is an IndieCommerce site (I'm quite adept at pushing IC to the limits), and we list on a couple marketplaces doing manual uploads of exports from our POS that were processed by scripts I've written.
The "brains of your bookstore" goal sounds great. If/when Bookhead becomes a full POS, then my store might consider switching, but until then, we've got 20+ years of history in Wordstock the product and with Wordstock the company, so Bookhead would need to be significantly better than our current system in order to be worth switching to. WS isn't perfect but we're used to it, and they've modified it in many ways as per our requests. And Jeff in their support department is the best customer support person I've ever dealt with anywhere for any reason.
- greenie_beans 1y agothis information is so valuable to me, thank you! > but until then, we've got 20+ years of history in Wordstock the product and with Wordstock the company, so Bookhead would need to be significantly better than our current system in order to be worth switching to. i have a hard hill to climb. but i'm glad to know there are other book-ish technologists who understand the value of this and what i'm trying to do. at the very least, i'm working towards some features that could complement what you're doing with wordstock, instead of replacing it, but it sounds like you have the skills where you wouldn't need anything like that. thank you so much for commenting. if you ever wanna work together, hit me up at sam@bookhead.net.