Nexus
Connected to your systemsThe storefront draws from the connected Catalog.
Current at the source.
Nexus keeps Catalog matched to the systems behind your storefront.
The Builder01 / 09
A new site means an agency and two quarters
Stand up a storefront from the catalog you already have, in one workspace, yourself.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Structure02 / 09
Buyers cannot find anything in a flat product list
A browsable structure proposed from your own products, then edited by the people who know them.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Page Design03 / 09
Every change waits on a developer ticket
Build the page out of sections you pick, in the order you want, with the SEO written alongside it.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Publishing04 / 09
Nobody wants to be the one who broke the public site
Every publish is a snapshot. Preview it privately, schedule it, or roll back to any earlier one.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
The Live Site05 / 09
Your products are invisible to anyone without a login
A public site in your brand, carrying the catalog, with no Vailent account in the buyer's way.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Buyer Requests06 / 09
Interest arrives as an email nobody can act on
The buyer builds the request against your published catalog, so what arrives is already structured.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Demand07 / 09
You cannot tell what buyers wanted and did not get
What was viewed, searched and abandoned, per storefront, feeding what you stock and promote.
Real screenshots of Storefronts in the product, not mockups. The tenant data is a seeded demo.
Connected product records. Controlled publishing.
The storefront draws from the connected Catalog.
Nexus keeps Catalog matched to the systems behind your storefront.
Control who may publish and what each storefront may show.
The answer is built from your records, and it can say where it came from.
The output arrives in the screen the work already happens in.
Every suggestion runs inside the same roles and approvals a person would.
Every layer reaches the systems you already run through the same connection, so all of them are looking at the same record rather than their own copy of it.
Your structure, your roles and your rules are set in one place rather than configured again inside every application.
You ask in one place, and the answer is put together from the products that hold the pieces of it.
This is why no product sits on one layer. What Is AI-Native Infrastructure?
The Full Suite09 / 09
A request is not revenue until somebody works it
Storefronts is where demand arrives. The suite is what turns it into an order.
A focused look at one of the moments inside the product, the kind of small, everyday surface where Vailent quietly does the work.
An illustration, not a view from the product.