Your stores are losing the near-me moment. Put the whole network back in the answer.
The independents you serve compete with big-box on visibility they can't buy. Zachcart connects their existing POS systems to Google, local search, and the surfaces shoppers check next — across every member or dealer, from one agreement.
Full shelves. Empty search results. Multiplied by every store you serve.
In-stock inventory sits on the shelf while shoppers a mile away assume the store doesn't carry it. The sale goes to whoever is visible, not whoever is closer.
National chains have published inventory to Google for a decade. Your independents have the product and lose the customer.
Without a feed there's nothing to measure and nothing to fix. The store can't see what it's missing, so the problem stays invisible on both sides.
A visibility layer for every store. A data layer for you.
One integration puts real, in-stock inventory on Google Search, Maps, Shopping, per-store product pages, and the AI surfaces shoppers now ask. No spreadsheets, no new hardware, no web project for the owner. Data enrichment included when an item file is thin. Delivery-ready pipes as marketplaces come online.
The same POS connection produces something you can't buy anywhere: a current, first-party view of what's on the shelf across the stores you serve. Live stock levels, not last quarter's orders. Per store, never pooled or resold.
Consent, and a line we keep.
The network view is built from first-party inventory data your stores agree to share, and it stays inside your program. A store can decline and still be fully visible on Google. Nothing below works any other way.
Google's own retailer insights are separate: those are licensed to each store, delivered to that store on its behalf, and never pooled or resold across businesses. We're specific about this line because it's the one that protects your stores' trust — and yours.
You see a store when it orders. This is what happens in between.
Your rep sees where restock conversations are worth having, on data the store agreed to share. The call stops being a check-in and becomes a reason to talk.
What's moving off shelves across the network, by category and region, weeks before it shows up as reorders. A leading signal instead of a lagging one.
Automated replenishment needs current stock levels — exactly what nobody has and the POS feed provides. We start with alerts and suggested quantities into your existing process, not a new ordering system.
Every store gets its own Google insights — where they show up, how their prices sit, what's trending, who's searching. Chains have had this for years. Independents haven't — and it arrives with your name on the program.
A map of the POS systems running across your network.
Before anyone integrates anything, we measure: which handful of POS systems dominate your network, and how few integrations it takes to reach most of your stores. POS choice clusters hard by vertical — reaching 5,000 stores does not take 5,000 integrations; it usually takes a handful. Nobody publishes this data. Your network is the only place it can be measured.
You get a concentration curve with honest confidence bands, a readiness split against what we already support, and a pre-selected first cohort to go live fast. Most distributors have never seen this about their own dealers.
See a Sample Network AuditFour steps, in order.
The POS distribution audit, at measured confidence.
Two proven pathways, API or remote connector. A new one is a project measured in days, not quarters.
A confirmed first cohort keeps activation clean; onboarding is handled for the dealer, not dropped on your reps.
Pickup and same-day activate as marketplace partnerships land, with orders flowing back to the dealer's POS.
Infrastructure at your service.
Already publishing local inventory. The plumbing exists today, not on a roadmap.
The team behind Zachcart built one of the world's largest local inventory feeds to Google.
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Let's map your network.
Tell us who you supply and how many stores. We'll come back with what a network audit would show and how a first cohort could go live. Twenty-five minutes, no deck required.