Raha Living
Lighting and home decor retail
Raha Living sells indoor lamps, outdoor lighting, and home decor. Stock, counter sales, and customer billing used to run in separate places — Overden Commerce brought them into one workflow.
Visit Raha’s websiteHow Raha Living brought stock, sales, and billing into one system
Before Overden
- •Stock, counter sales, and customer billing were updated separately.
- •Variant-heavy inventory across finishes, sizes, and styles made stock position hard to trust.
- •Closing the day meant reconciling numbers across disconnected records.
With Overden
- •Product records, invoices, stock movement, and customer history stay together in one system.
- •Quotation-to-invoice flow supports comparison-led selling without losing product and pricing context.
- •Purchase tracking keeps replenishment decisions close to actual stock movement.
Why it works
- •"Bringing them into one workflow gave us a cleaner close each day and far fewer manual fixes," says Muhammed Jaseem, Shop Owner at Raha Living.
- •Sales staff move faster from product discussion to quote to confirmed invoice.
- •Reordering is less reactive because stock-visibility gaps are reduced.
How it rolled out
Getting started
Stock catalog set up
Indoor lamps, outdoor lighting, and home decor lines were entered into Overden Commerce's stock catalog, variant by variant.
Connecting the counter
Sales and billing tied to real stock
Counter sales and quotations moved onto the same record as stock movement, closing the gap that used to need manual reconciliation.
Fixing replenishment
Purchase tracking adopted
Restocking decisions started following actual sell-through instead of a manual, occasionally-wrong count.
Today
One system, one daily close
Muhammed Jaseem and the team close each day from one system instead of reconciling separate records — the change behind the results he describes.
Raha Living reflects the kind of operating environment Overden Commerce is built for: high coordination needs, repeat workflows, and a clear need for one operational source of truth.
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