A China-to-Australia order management platform — enquiry-to-payment workflow purpose-built for cross-border importers. Catalogue, leads, orders, shipments, invoices, and Stripe payments under one roof.
Importers running a China-to-Australia trade book glue together generic e-commerce platforms, spreadsheets, WeChat chats, separate invoicing tools, and ad-hoc shipping trackers. Quote-to-cash cycles are slow because customer enquiries, supplier negotiations, freight bookings, and accounting all live in different silos. Off-the-shelf B2C platforms don't model the realities of cross-border B2B: customs, MOQ negotiations, container-level shipment tracking, currency exposure, multi-stage payment flows.
Axiom Trade brings the entire trade workflow into one platform — public catalogue with FAQ, lead capture and enquiry management, structured order creation, shipment tracking, invoice generation, and Stripe-powered payments. A dedicated admin surface lets operators move enquiries through to delivered shipments without bouncing between tools. Email notifications via Resend keep both sides of the transaction informed at each state transition.
Axiom Trade is purpose-built for the China-to-Australia trade lane rather than retrofitted from a generic e-commerce stack. The data model treats enquiries, orders, and shipments as distinct first-class entities — so a single buyer can have multiple open orders across multiple shipments, and the operator never loses track of which payment covers which container. Stripe + Resend handle the regulated bits (payments and transactional email) so the platform itself stays focused on the trade workflow.
Collapses what was previously six separate tools (e-commerce, CRM, spreadsheet, invoicing, email, payment) into one operator surface. Shortens quote-to-cash cycle by automating state transitions and notifications. Live at trade.axiomdata.com.au, deployed via Docker with PostgreSQL, Redis, and an async worker tier — ready to scale to additional trade lanes (Vietnam-to-Australia, India-to-Australia) without re-architecture.