Storefronts that sell
Shopify storefronts designed for matchday drops, seasonal peaks and year-round retail, built to convert and easy for the club team to run.
One connectedoperation.A package that fits.
Bring point of sale, ecommerce, stock and finance together behind one accountable BC4 team. Then expand without rebuilding the operation.
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Point of sale Ecommerce Stock & fulfilment Finance & reporting One accountable partner
From the first queue to the final fulfilment run.
A modern club operation has to move quickly across matchday retail, online demand and the work behind every order. BC4 keeps those moments connected without making your team manage the joins.
Matchday retailFast, controlled selling across stores, kiosks and pop-ups.
Personalisation & fulfilmentStock, orders and customer promises moving together.
One operating pictureCommerce and finance information designed to reconcile.
“BC4 connected our matchday retail, online store and finance into one operation, so every channel promises what we can fulfil and every sale reconciles.”
Head of Retail, Premier League club
Connected by design
One connected solution
for all your integrations.
BC4 brings together the technology partners that power modern sports commerce, from point of sale to ecommerce, payments, customer data and finance. Every integration is managed by one accountable team, so your systems work as one.
See how integrations fit a packageThe platforms shown are examples from the BC4 integration ecosystem. Inclusion depends on package and a validated integration route.
The Shopify commerce engine behind a connected club retail operation.
BC4 is a Shopify Partner. We design, build and support Shopify storefronts as the digital commerce layer of a joined-up sports retail estate, connected to POS, stock, payments, fulfilment and finance by one accountable team.
Stock that reconciles
Live availability across online, store and warehouse so every channel promises what the operation can actually fulfil.
Fulfilment that connects
Delivery, click-and-collect and ship-from-store routes designed into the operating model, not bolted on after launch.
Channels that scale
International, marketplace and omnichannel expansion without rebuilding the commerce platform underneath.
Best-of-breed omnichannel
One customer journey. Every channel.
Shopify becomes the digital commerce engine within a joined-up sports retail operation. BC4 brings the best-fit platforms together so online, store, matchday, mobile and fulfilment teams work from one designed operating model.
- Sell wherever supporters are
Connect ecommerce, permanent stores, matchday outlets and mobile selling around the same customer promise. - Operate across channels
Products, orders, stock, payments and fulfilment routes are designed together rather than integrated as afterthoughts. - Best-of-breed, one accountable delivery
Shopify, retail, payments and finance platforms retain their strengths while BC4 owns the joins and the outcome.
Package options
Choose by operating complexity, not a generic feature count.
The starting prices below are indicative implementation anchors from the current BC4 Sports proposition. Final scope depends on users, devices, sites, integrations, migration, resilience and support.
Sports Essentials
For clubs that want dependable store and matchday retail without a full finance transformation.
- Store POS and user controls
- Retail item and discount setup
- Payments configuration
- Gift cards with controlled changes
- Online-first deployment route
Sports Professional
For clubs running joined-up ecommerce, retail, stock and finance across a single-site operation.
- Everything in Essentials
- Ecommerce and standard integrations
- Inventory, replenishment and personalisation
- Finance setup and posting controls
- Resilient POS option and broader support
Sports Enterprise
For multi-site, multi-entity or integration-heavy operations requiring designed governance and rollout.
- Everything in Professional
- Approval workflows and full migration
- Warehouse and 3PL scenarios
- Bespoke integration routes
- Designed rollout and service model
Choose the right deployment boundary from the start.
Online-first and resilient POS are different operating products. The right choice depends on connectivity, risk tolerance and whether matchday trading must continue through an outage.
Online-first
For dependable connectivity and operations that can tolerate a temporary external service interruption.
- Cloud and AppSource route
- Lower deployment and operating complexity
- Connectivity assumptions made explicit
Resilient POS
For stores, kiosks and matchday trading that must continue through connectivity degradation.
- Local/offline operating capability
- Device deployment and update service
- Resilience and peak-event acceptance
Hardware packages
Hardware matched to every trading moment.
Fixed counter, mobile queue or a mixed estate: BC4 scopes devices, payments and deployment as one operating design, not a disconnected hardware purchase.
Mobile commerce
Configured payments reference routeMobile
Adyen + Castles S1F4 Pro
A portable payment and service route configured and tested by BC4 for counters, concourses and mobile trading.
Fixed retail
Premium fixed POS routeFixed
HP Engage One Pro G2
A premium fixed POS direction for permanent tills, flagship stores and customer-facing venue counters, with peripherals and payment route designed around the operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should we start if we are unsure which package fits?
Start with the four-question package fit for a quick direction. The advanced assessment then tests that result against estate scale, selling channels, current platforms, data maturity, resilience and support needs before any proposal is shaped.
What is the practical difference between Essentials, Professional and Enterprise?
Essentials is aimed at a compact retail operation with a controlled core. Professional suits a broader omnichannel estate with more devices, channels and integrations. Enterprise is designed around complex, multi-site or high-resilience operations. The final fit is based on operating complexity, not revenue or a generic feature count alone.
Can we start with one priority rather than replace everything?
Yes. A route can begin with a defined outcome, such as matchday POS, ecommerce, stock visibility, finance integration or fulfilment, and phase the wider operating model around it. Dependencies and future boundaries are made visible upfront so a first phase does not become a dead end.
Can we retain our existing ecommerce, ticketing, loyalty, CRM or payment systems?
Yes where there is a supportable integration route. Existing products are assessed as retain, improve, connect or replace, and each integration is classified as standard, proven, partner-led or discovery-dependent before it is committed.
Do we have to use the hardware and technology products shown here?
No. The products shown illustrate tested or credible routes, not mandatory choices. BC4 is provider-agnostic and will assess fixed, mobile or mixed hardware, payments and specialist platforms against operational fit, availability, supportability and commercial constraints.
What does an initial discovery conversation cover?
It focuses on desired outcomes, estate shape, trading peaks, current pain points, critical systems, data and reporting, resilience expectations, internal ownership, timescales and constraints. The aim is to decide the sensible next step, not force a complete specification into the first call.
Who should be involved from our organisation?
Usually a small cross-functional group works best: a retail or commercial lead, technology owner, finance or operations representative and, where relevant, ecommerce, fulfilment or venue operations. BC4 can begin with one sponsor and identify who else is needed as the scope becomes clearer.
How are pricing and delivery stages confirmed?
The published figures are indicative launch anchors. A validated proposal considers licences, users, devices, sites, integrations, data migration, hardware, support, resilience and rollout phasing. Assumptions, exclusions and third-party costs are made explicit before commitment.
What sits behind a BC4 package?
A package can bring together appropriate ecommerce, LS Central retail capability and Microsoft Business Central, with best-fit payment, hardware, fulfilment, customer and data platforms around them. BC4 remains accountable for the designed operating model, implementation, integrations and support boundaries.
What happens after the advanced report?
The report gives you a maturity view, indicative package, priority integration areas and deployment range. The next step is a focused scope-validation conversation to confirm assumptions, resolve discovery-dependent items and decide whether to proceed to a workshop, pilot or phased proposal.