From order to repurchase, one flow
Six modules—goods, orders, WeChat Pay, coupons, membership, distribution—wired together with an admin backend and ops dashboard. Your data stays on your own server: exportable and portable.
Website, mini-program store, scan-to-act campaigns, AI, operations systems—
42 capabilities, one team. Price and timeline are written into the contract before we start.
Jump straight into your industry
Each page states where this trade is stuck, why, and what to tackle first.
If it fits, read on. If not, tell us your situation and we'll plan from zero.
Equipment · hardware · parts · OEM
Foreign clients open an all-Chinese site, unfindable on Google. Sales still send photos one by one over QQ and retype every quote.
Farm products · dairy · dried fruit · grain & oil
Good products can't fetch a good price, stuck in wholesale. No code on the package, so once it leaves the factory you lose track of the final buyer.
Wholesale · distribution · import/export
Quotes live in WeChat history, inventory in a few Excel files. To know monthly profit you'd have to make three phone calls.
Construction · building materials · decor
All work comes by referral. The client wants past projects; you scroll your phone and find few decent photos.
Clinics · dental · medical aesthetics · devices
Booking by phone registration—two calls at once collide. Patient records on paper, follow-ups by memory.
Supermarket · maternal & baby · auto repair · beauty
Guests leave after buying; the WeChat add goes nowhere. Still only discounts, old clients stuck in a phone.
Institutions · vocational · hobby classes
Enrollment leans on ground promotion and referrals. Class hours, refunds, scheduling all in the admin's notebook; parents ask and they flip pages.
Scenic spots · homestays · F&B
Peak-season bookings lean on platform commissions; off-season, nobody knows you. Dozens of videos shot, posted, unwatched.
Law firms · accounting · consulting
The expertise is real but clients don't get it. Cases are locked in contracts and can't be shown.
If any of these four lines sounds like you, start there. No need to learn the tech jargon first.
Clients search our company name and can't find us in three pages.
Hand out a card and the other side's first move is to search online. If they can't find you, the deal is basically dead.
The website gets views, but nobody leaves a phone number.
The page looks pretty, the backend silent. Money spent, but no idea where it went or what to change.
Customers buy once and never come back.
Promotions are only discounts. The old-client list sits in WeChat, unattended.
Inventory never reconciles; month-end means patching spreadsheets.
The boss wants to know how much sold and earned this month—three phone calls to find out.
We don't do 'sign first, talk later.' The first step is free, and we don't pitch.
Thirty minutes, just listening. How you take orders, how you bookkeep, what step annoys you most—that beats any spec doc.
It states what to tackle first, what it solves, and what's simply not needed. Free of charge.
Quoted before we start. New requirements mid-way mean a new quote—no 'let's just add it as we go'.
3–6 month warranty, someone picks up issues. The first month after launch, we use it with you.
Which to start, what to add next, how long to launch—all written down. Your scale differs, so the order flexes.
Six modules—goods, orders, WeChat Pay, coupons, membership, distribution—wired together with an admin backend and ops dashboard. Your data stays on your own server: exportable and portable.
A code inside the package enables scan-to-collect redemption; the store-side backend checks and prevents fraud on the spot. The incentive lives on the package—no more in-store posters.
Seven industries, sixteen screens—all built in-house,Real phone screenshots, not mockups. Beauty logs skin type, pets log weight, renovation logs site progress—switching industries only changes the fields and layout.
Scope of delivery
Written here to save us both time. For these we say no directly—and tell you who to ask instead.
Grouped by business, not by tech jargon. If you can't find it, treat it as absent—just ask us.
Not sure which block to click?Tell us what you want solved; we'll choose for you.Quote by scope, not per item.
See all 42 capabilities →We maintain and update these two ourselves.
Projects run on it; when issues arise you don't wait on a third party's schedule.
Goods, orders, payment, inventory, marketing, distribution, finance—all in one flow. Buyout private deployment, your data on your own server.
An online design tool for e-commerce and content. Repetitive artwork goes to templates; humans only change what needs changing.
We can't take every job—stating that upfront,
to save the awkwardness later.
Shanghai Zaiming Software Technology Co., Ltd. has run since 2019. The team is small, so nothing gets passed down layers—The people who scope needs, design, and code are the same people.
And because we're small, we can't take everything. We do what we can and write it in the quote; what we can't, we tell you who to ask—on the spot.
Tell us which step you're stuck on.
If we can do it, you get a plan and quote; if not, we tell you directly.
Hours 10:00–20:00 (Beijing time). Add WeChat with a note on your purpose for faster approval.