About Boomly

A shop is a storefront, a checkout and a delivery, but the purchase is not the end of it: the batch then has to be received and connected to your software. There are three things on the site for exactly that, and none of them costs extra.

• The format converter — it splits a delivered line into six fields and reassembles them in the order your account manager expects. It computes in the browser: the list is never sent anywhere.
• The public API with a playground — catalog, stock, balance and orders; the key is issued in your account, and a request can be tried right on the documentation page without writing a line of code.
• Catalogue filters — price, age in days and the real-device flag, plus search by title or sku and sorting by price and stock.

The glossary sits next to them and explains what every mark in a position title means — from the registration method to the delivery format and the fields that never appear in the title at all. The principle is the same throughout: not to promise in words but to let you look.

Every counter — how many positions are in stock right now, how many sections hold goods, what price a category starts from — comes from the catalogue at the moment you open the page. They are deliberately kept out of the copy: stock and prices change within a day, and a number written yesterday turns into a promise the shop never made.

For the same reason there are no «units sold», «happy customers» or years-on-the-market counters here. They cannot be verified, and anything that cannot be verified is decoration rather than fact.

The minimum batch works the same way: it is a property of a particular catalogue row rather than of a section, and it is stated on the card next to the price. Inside one section neighbouring positions differ several-fold, which is why no single shop-wide minimum is written anywhere — the quantity counter pre-fills the minimum of the position you picked.

A short list of what you will not find here. It is more honest than another list of merits and removes a share of the questions that come up after a purchase.

• The behaviour of an account after hand-over is not guaranteed: it depends on how it is used and on the rules of the service itself.
• No support response times and no round-the-clock human staffing are declared. The automation — catalogue, payment, delivery — always runs; a person answers as the queue allows.
• There are no web analytics or behavioural statistics on the site, and no visitor counters are connected.
• There is no e-mail, no phone and no office — contact goes through Telegram only.

What is declared is honoured: the product matches the position description at hand-over, the sign-in data is delivered in the stated set, and there are thirty minutes to check it with a free replacement of an invalid account.