Keep every customer together
Calls, web forms, social messages, counter signups, purchases, and special-order requests build one useful customer history.

Reactor connects customer questions, event registrations, special orders, memberships, reviews, and repeat visits — then Axial ARC configures it around the way your shop already works.
Run a service business? See Reactor for the trades.
Calls, web forms, social messages, counter signups, purchases, and special-order requests build one useful customer history.
Every call, text, and message gets a fast answer in your voice, even when your whole team is helping customers at the counter.
League nights, classes, tournaments, rides, and clinics get their own signups, reminders, and waitlists so seats don't sit empty.
Special orders, pre-orders, pull lists, custom builds, and repairs move through clear stages with customers updated along the way.
Collect event fees and special-order deposits, manage recurring memberships, and follow up on renewals without another spreadsheet.
Timely review requests and thoughtful reactivation give one-time buyers and quiet regulars a reason to come back.
The unified inbox sits beside your customer pipeline, so questions, event signups, special orders, and follow-ups never disappear into separate tools or somebody's memory.
Missed call · auto-texted about tonight's league opening
League inquiryWeb form · asked to reserve the new starter set
Product inquirySMS · 'Please renew my membership for another year.'
Membership renewalSpecial order in · 'Your set arrived — hold until Saturday?'
Special orderInbound call · asked about Saturday's beginner event
Repair ready · pickup window confirmed for Thursday
Requested 2h ago
Estimate sent
Pickup Sat
Auto-renewed
Parts ordered
Thu, 4pm
Fri, 6pm
Phone, text, web form, and social message — all stitched into one customer conversation with the full history.
Stages move automatically as special orders come in, deposits land, and pickups get scheduled. The owner stops being the source of truth.
Time-to-first-response is tracked for every inquiry, so owners can see where customers are waiting and where follow-up is working.
Software alone doesn't fix a shop — people do. We learn how your counter, events, orders, memberships, and follow-up work, configure Reactor around that reality, train your team, and keep improving it after launch.
Game stores run on release nights and leagues. Comic shops run on pull lists. Bike shops run on repairs and seasons. Reactor starts with the rhythms, regulars, and busiest days that make your store different.
TCGs, miniatures, leagues and release weekends — configured for events, pre-orders, and the players who keep coming back.
Race days, repair bays, and parts that go in and out of stock. Configured for shops with a track and a community.
Pull lists, release days, special orders, and collector events — configured to keep regulars informed and inventory moving.
Instrument sales, lessons, rentals, repairs, and special orders — connected around the musician, not scattered across separate lists.
Retail, service, special orders, and community outings — configured around seasonal demand and the next reason to get outside.
Table reservations, learn-to-play nights, memberships, and private events — configured to turn first-time guests into regulars.
We also configure Reactor for the trades and professional services.
A 30-minute strategy call for shop owners. No pitch, no pressure — just an honest look at where customers, orders, and repeat visits may be slipping through.