Inventory & availability systems
Solid Rock Digital builds live catalogs for businesses like tree farms, rental companies, equipment yards, and boutiques. Mark items available, pending, or sold from your phone in seconds, and customers see it on your website right away.
What’s included
Customers stop calling to ask what you have, and your team always knows what’s really available.
- A live catalog on your website customers can search and filter
- Available, pending, and sold status you can change from your phone in seconds
- Photos, sizes, and details for every item
- Inquiry or hold requests sent straight to you
- Organized the way your business actually works — by type, size, or location
- Easy to move over from a spreadsheet
Who it’s for
Tree farms & nurseries
Trees by type and size, marked available, pending, or sold — like the availability catalog on cedarcreekfarms.org.
Rental companies & equipment yards
Show what’s ready to rent or buy without a phone call.
Boutiques & specialty shops
Let customers see what’s in stock before they drive over.
A tailored proposal, not a package
Solid Rock Digital doesn’t list package prices. After a quick conversation about how your business runs, you get a clear, upfront flat-fee proposal before anything starts — usually 50% to start and 50% at launch. After launch, hosting, security, upkeep, and small updates are handled on a monthly care plan.
Inventory & Availability Systems: quick answers
Yes. Items you mark available, pending, or sold update on your website right away, so buyers can see what’s in stock without calling.
Yes. Solid Rock Digital can bring your existing spreadsheet into the new system and organize it the way your team already thinks about it.
There are no flat packages. After a quick conversation, you get a clear, upfront flat-fee proposal for the system before anything starts — usually 50% to start and 50% at launch, plus a monthly care plan.
Tell us the business problem
Describe how your team works today. We will recommend what to build — and send a tailored proposal before any work starts.