E-COMMERCE AND INTEGRATIONS
From catalogue to order: a buying journey built to work.
An e-commerce store connects the customer experience to the work behind every order. We design the catalogue, purchase journey and integrations that make the shop useful day to day.
Let's discuss your projectA free first conversation, with no obligation.
WHERE WE START
The right project begins with your context.
For businesses launching online sales, renewing an existing store or connecting orders, stock and internal systems.
A catalogue built around decisions
Categories, variants, filters and product pages should answer customer questions. We define the attributes that matter and the information people need before buying.
Checkout is part of the service
We map the cart, delivery options, payments and order messages. The experience should remain clear even when something does not go as planned.
Connecting the store and your systems
Before proposing an integration, we assess APIs, formats and constraints. We define which system owns products, prices and stock, and how errors can be identified and recovered.
A CONCRETE USE CASE
When orders are copied by hand
The starting point
A store receives an order, then someone re-enters it into an internal system and updates stock later.
One possible solution
A planned integration can pass orders and statuses according to agreed rules, while exceptions remain manageable by a person.
An illustrative scenario. Feasibility depends on the available systems and data.
A SHARED SCOPE
What we define together.
- Catalogue, rules and workflow analysis
- Platform choice and purchase-flow design
- Integrations, migration and order checks
- A launch plan and clear ownership after go-live
PROPOSAL AND TIMING
A project needs context.
Catalogue size, variants, price lists, markets, languages, systems and migration all affect scope. We send a proposal that separates project work from external platform and payment costs.
Tell us what you needBEFORE WE START
Frequently asked questions.
Do I always need a custom e-commerce store?
No. An established platform can suit a standard catalogue. Custom development is useful when rules, interfaces or integrations need more than a platform can support sustainably.
Can you connect our ERP or management system?
We can assess it with the system name, version and available documentation. Feasibility depends on the interfaces and the supplier agreement.
Can you migrate an existing store?
Yes. We start with an inventory of transferable products, images, customers and orders, test the migration and plan redirects for replaced URLs.