What retail customers check online
Most people who look at a shop website are not buying online — they are checking whether it is worth driving over. They want to know if the item is there, what it costs today, and until when you are open. A catalogue that is a separate copy of your stock gets those wrong regularly, and once it has been wrong, nobody trusts it again. Local search is the second loss: each branch needs a page, and usually none of them has one.
What we build for a retail store
First, live stock per branch synced from your accounting system, with honest in stock / low / to order statuses. Second, reservation with pickup by a stated hour, which converts the check-before-you-travel visit into a guaranteed customer. Third, a real page per branch with hours, map and stock, because that is what wins local search. Fourth, one order queue across channels, so Instagram, Telegram and site orders stop living in different notebooks.