Calisto Nexus

Everywhere your customers see you.

Five surfaces, from your website to the screen on the wall to the kiosk in the lobby. Each one reads the catalog and the availability your business already keeps, so none of them holds a second copy to fall out of date.

Website · Mobile app · Kiosk · Display · Portal

Sites · Your Website
The Connections

Five surfaces. One catalog.

Every surface reads the same catalog and the same availability. Mark something unavailable and it stops selling on all five at once, because there was never a second copy to update.

Calisto Nexus
Sites
Apps
Kiosks
Display
Navigator

Sites

A site that sells what you sell and books what you have free.

Apps

A published app built from the same definition, with nothing re-entered.

Kiosks

The screen a customer uses without waiting for a member of staff.

Display

Signage that reads the business rather than being re-typed each week.

Navigator

A portal per customer, member or partner, showing only their own records.

Questions about Calisto Nexus

Per surface, per month. A website is a surface, a kiosk is a surface, a display screen is a surface. You pay for the ones you actually run, which is why there is no single figure for the whole product.

No, and that is the entire point. All five surfaces read the same catalog and the same availability. Mark something unavailable and it stops selling on every one of them at the same moment, because there was never a second copy to update.

Yes. Sites and Navigator both run on your own domain, and Mail runs on it too if you take Calisto Interact.

Sites is public: anyone can visit it and buy what it sells. Navigator is private: each customer, member or partner gets their own page showing only their own records. Same catalog underneath, different audience.

Whatever you already own. Kiosks run on standard tablets and computers, and Display runs on ordinary screens.