Kaspi integrations for orders, stock, and pricing

When orders, stock, and prices live in different places, staff repeat the same updates. An integration connects the systems around your actual workflow. The starting point is the handoff causing work today: a new order, a stock change, a pricing update, or a delivery document.

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Send your task or a link. I’ll clarify the scope and next step.

Workflows to discuss

Importing Kaspi orders into an internal order or production system.
Synchronising stock, prices, and orders with existing business tools.
Seller reports and recurring store operations.
Delivery documents and customer-message workflows, subject to available platform access.

Start with one handoff

Describe where information comes from, where it needs to go, and who handles exceptions. Share the tools you use and available integration documentation, without sending passwords in an initial message. Scope depends on platform access, data quality, and update frequency. We review these before promising a particular automation or estimating its delivery.

Project example

AlgaTop

AlgaTop combines Kaspi pricing, stock, profit reporting, advertising, and recurring store tasks. Its capabilities include MoySklad synchronisation, automated replies, and printable delivery notes. Merwood demonstrates a different workflow: bringing Kaspi orders into furniture assembly and delivery.

Selected work

AlgaTop seller tools on its public website

Marketplace automation

AlgaTop

A Kaspi seller platform that brings pricing, stock, profit reports, and advertising together. Automatic updates and replies handle recurring store tasks.

Automatic pricing, stock monitoring and preorders
Sales/profit analytics, niche and supplier research
Kaspi ad reporting and automatic bid management

More capabilities

Kaspi-chat messages and automatic replies
MoySklad sync for stock, prices and orders
Delivery notes combined into printable PDFs
AI-assisted product imports from Wildberries and Ozon
Bulk product registration and NTIN codes

Questions about working together

How much will my project cost?

The estimate depends on the pages, workflows, integrations, and existing materials. Send your goal and examples; we clarify the scope before agreeing on a budget. Hosting and third-party service costs are discussed separately.

How do we agree on timing?

We break the work into milestones after reviewing the scope and dependencies. If you have a launch date, share it at the start so we can discuss what fits.

Can you improve an existing product?

Yes. Send a link and describe what is getting in the way. We first review the current system and access available, then decide what to change.

What happens after I send a message?

I review the task and ask about users, current tools, and the intended result. We then decide whether the next step is an estimate, a review of the existing product, or a more detailed brief.

How are ownership and handover handled?

We agree on source code, account access, documentation, and ownership terms before development. Any third-party licenses and services are identified as part of the scope.

Is support included after launch?

We agree on handover and any ongoing support before launch, including responsibilities and costs. Hosting, maintenance, and future features are separate items to discuss.

What would you like to build?

Send your goal, a link or example, and your preferred timing. I’ll review the task and ask what is needed to estimate the work.

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