HEYA for larger operations
Bring your storefronts, teams, and commerce workflows together with a plan built around your requirements. HEYA Enterprise combines unlimited storefronts with an account relationship and an agreed support framework.
One operational home.
A distinct experience for each market.
Connected around the way your business works.
A bigger operation needs a clear structure
Enterprise brings the commercial and support arrangement around the platform into focus. Define the customer experiences you want to run, the systems they depend on, and how your team will operate them.
The Enterprise plan includes unlimited storefronts. Use HEYA’s Multi-Store model to shape language choices, currency presentation, payment methods, and delivery options for different audiences. Keep the operational context shared while allowing each market to have a customer journey that makes sense locally.
Explore Multi-Store ↗HEYA natively supports E-Commerce, Q-Commerce, Marketplaces, and Food Ordering. Your rollout can be scoped around retail fulfillment, local delivery, vendor participation, or restaurant ordering. Define the relevant apps and responsibilities so the operating model fits the business.
Explore the verticals ↗Map the product, stock, price, order, and payment information that needs to move between systems. Review HEYA’s API and Stock Connector options against the systems your business uses. Agree on supported connections, data ownership, and validation before committing to the rollout scope.
Explore stock synchronization ↗Enterprise includes a dedicated account manager and SLA support. Use the proposal to define support coverage, communication, escalation, and the service commitments that apply to your account. Your team should know who to contact and what the agreed support process covers.
Discuss your support requirements ↗Shape the rollout before the launch
Use the Enterprise conversation to align the commercial proposal with the practical work of launching and running your stores.
Bring your business model, target markets, storefront count, team structure, expected volume, and important systems. Identify the customer journeys and operational constraints that matter most.
Review integrations, data preparation, storefront requirements, mobile app needs, and support expectations. Agree on responsibilities and the capabilities that need to be configured or developed.
Align the subscription, transaction-rate arrangement, implementation scope, and service terms. Define the validation and launch process your teams will follow before going live.
Commercials built around scope
The published plan starts at $299per month, with custom volume pricing and a custom transaction rate. Your proposal should make the storefront setup, integrations, app requirements, support terms, and implementation responsibilities clear.
Compare all HEYA plans ↗Start the conversation
A useful first brief connects your business model with the scope of the operation. Include markets, staff needs, key systems, and your intended launch timing.
[email protected] ↗Send your enquiry to the HEYA team. We’ll review your requirements and follow up using your work email.
A few useful answers
Professional lists five staff accounts, two storefronts, API access, AI content generation, and advanced analytics. Enterprise focuses on unlimited storefronts, a dedicated account manager, SLA support, and a custom transaction rate, with volume pricing based on your requirements.
The Enterprise plan includes SLA support. The actual service commitments, coverage, escalation process, and any response or resolution targets must be defined in your agreement. Share your support requirements during scoping so they can be reviewed explicitly.
Bring the systems and data flows you need to connect. The team can review API and Stock Connector options, mappings, and any required custom work. Compatibility and implementation scope should be confirmed for your specific environment.
Custom development, integrations, and mobile app requirements need to be scoped in the proposal. The displayed starting subscription should not be treated as a fixed quote for every implementation.
A short description of your business model, markets, storefront count, team needs, expected order volume, key integrations, and launch timing is a useful starting point. The enquiry form above helps turn that information into an email brief.
