Comparison
General order systems vs Nava, built to close orders from chat
General order systems are good at pulling orders from several marketplaces, syncing stock and warehouse work. Nava does one thing well: it takes a chat all the way to a paid order, with PromptPay and bank-checked slips.
When general order-management systems are the better choice
- You sell mainly on several marketplaces and need stock synced across them
- You run a warehouse and packing team that needs full warehouse tools
- You need accounting or e-tax invoices in the same system
When Nava is the better choice
- Most orders come from your shop's LINE chat
- You take PromptPay and want slips checked for you
- You run the shop mostly from your phone
Free marketplace fees vs your own chat calculator · What closing orders from chat means
Questions
Does Nava pull marketplace orders?
No. Nava handles orders from your own chat and storefront. If most orders come from marketplaces, a general order system may suit you better.
Can I use it alongside another system?
Yes. Many shops use one system for marketplaces and Nava for chat, and export orders to files.
How does pricing compare?
Nava starts at ฿299/month with no cut of sales and slip checks included. Check other systems' prices with each provider.
Nava is in a private pilot; public launch February 2027. From ฿299/month, no cut of your sales.