For winery brands & destinations

Everything the guest touches — under one roof.

Most clients buy D2C so they stop stitching vendors together. Storefront, wine club, tasting-room POS, restaurant, reservations, payments, shipping, and Shelby — plus lodging, spa, and events as paid modules. One login. One guest record. You do not leave EleVint for a separate e-com stack or hospitality sidecar.

Domain agents are recursive and self-improving, running on OpenClaw and Hermes. You do not buy ERP to get them. Lodging, spa, and events are D2C modules — not ERP. One roof does not mean one SKU.

Commerce & guest ops

Sell wine. Seat guests. Run the floor. 

D2C storefront

A branded web store that sells what you make.

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AI website builder

Launch and iterate on your winery site with AI.

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Wine club & allocations

Clubs and allocations built for wine, not generic e-com.

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Tasting-room POS

Ring sales on the floor with the same inventory truth.

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Restaurant

Checks, menus, KDS, floor, 86, and charge-to-room when lodging is on.

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Tasting reservations

Experiences and seatings that connect to clubs, POS, and the guest record.

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Stripe + ACH

Modern payments without a separate stack.

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VinoShipper shipping

Compliant shipping integrated into the order flow.

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Gift cards & loyalty

Stored value and loyalty that follow the guest across tasting, dining, and stay.

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Destination hospitality

When the estate includes a stay. 

Paid modules on D2C — under the same roof as the store and club. One guest. One folio when they sleep over. Pricing discussed on the demo — no invented line items here.

Lodging

Inn, cottage, B&B, and full-service resort PMS inside EleVint — front desk, tape chart, club rates, direct booking. No Cloudbeds.

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Spa

Resort spa book on the same roof — dual-resource scheduling, memberships, retail, charge-to-room. No spa sidecar.

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Events

Tickets and BEOs inside EleVint — public calendar, private functions, room blocks. No Eventbrite handoff.

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Also included

Labels, mobile, and the guest app.

Labels / COLA workflows, guest and staff mobile, gift cards, and loyalty sit beside commerce — so you do not bolt on another vendor for the destination story.

Shelby

Customer-facing agent on D2C.

Shelby answers calls and texts, takes orders, manages clubs, books rooms and spa, and reads the events calendar — inside the same system as the wine — while domain agents run the modules behind the scenes.

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Connected when it fits

Production stays with your facility.

If your custom crush facility runs EleVint ERP, production and commerce can connect on shared data - without requiring your brand to buy ERP. Wineries access production through their facility, not as a separate SKU. Hospitality never moves to ERP; rooms, spa, and events stay on D2C.

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Frequently asked questions

What is included in EleVint D2C?
Storefront, wine club and allocations, tasting-room POS, restaurant, tasting reservations, Stripe + ACH payments, VinoShipper shipping, gift cards and loyalty, Shelby voice and SMS, and specialized domain agents. Lodging, spa, and events are paid modules on the same platform.
Is EleVint only for destination wineries?
No. Boutique brands use D2C for commerce and clubs. Destination operators add lodging, spa, and events when the property needs them. Custom crush facilities buy ERP separately.
Do I need ERP to get AI agents?
No. Domain agents on OpenClaw and Hermes ship with D2C. Shelby is the customer-facing assistant on D2C; specialized agents run orders, clubs, POS, and hospitality modules behind the scenes.
How do wine club and POS stay in sync?
Clubs, allocations, tasting-room POS, and the storefront share the same inventory and guest record — so a club shipment, floor sale, and online order do not invent three versions of the truth.