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Shipping and fulfilment
Courier, delivery and fulfilment integrations built around the providers, APIs and operational flow used by the business.
OUR APPROACH
WE COMBINE TECHNOLOGY, COMMERCIAL LOGIC AND BUYING PSYCHOLOGY.
An online store is a storefront, salesperson, checkout and operational system at the same time. We therefore begin with the products, margin, customer motivation and internal processes rather than a ready-made template. Every persuasion mechanism has a clear purpose and is used ethically — without fake countdowns, invented scarcity or misleading promises.
- We design around how customers genuinely choose and compare products
- We treat mobile checkout as the primary journey rather than a secondary adaptation
- Store, warehouse, ERP, payments and logistics are connected at architecture level
- We measure every important step from product view to repeat purchase
COMMERCE OPERATIONS
THE STOREFRONT HAS TO WORK WITH THE SYSTEMS BEHIND IT.
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Payments and checkout
Cards, Stripe or another PSP, cash on delivery, bank transfer and checkout rules aligned with the market and commercial model.
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ERP, stock and invoicing
Products, stock, prices, orders and statuses can connect with internal systems whenever the project requires it.
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Analytics and conversion tracking
GA4, GTM and e-commerce events for visibility into product views, checkout behaviour, purchases and critical drop-off points.
FROM CATALOGUE TO COMPLETED ORDER
HOW WE WORK
Commercial strategy and catalogue
We analyse products, categories, variants, pricing logic, margins, promotions and the way customers make purchasing decisions.
UX and conversion journeys
We design navigation, filters, product pages, basket and checkout with clear hierarchy, reassurance and as little friction as possible.
Payments and business integrations
We define Stripe or another PSP, ERP/WMS connections, stock, couriers, invoicing and the flows for statuses, refunds and returns.
Build and testing
We build the platform, import the catalogue and test payments, discounts, delivery, tax, email and edge cases across different devices.
Launch and optimisation
We configure analytics, monitor funnels and improve pages, offers and automations through real customer behaviour.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
THE COMPLETE E-COMMERCE SYSTEM, NOT ONLY THE STOREFRONT.
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Catalogue and product discovery
Categories, variants, dynamic filters, search, comparison, bundles and recommendations that help customers reach the right product faster.
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Checkout and secure payments
Stripe, PSP integrations, cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash on delivery, vouchers and checkout logic with the fewest necessary steps.
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ERP, stock and logistics
Synchronised products, prices, stock, orders and statuses across ERP, WMS, accounting and courier systems.
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Sales psychology
We use social proof, price anchoring, genuine scarcity, guarantees, reassurance, cross-sell and choice architecture ethically to reduce hesitation.
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Post-purchase automation
Email, abandoned baskets, alerts, invoices, loyalty mechanics, repeat purchases, segmentation and automated actions based on behaviour.
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SEO and e-commerce analytics
Structured product data, technical SEO, GA4/GTM events, conversion funnels and dashboards providing real visibility into sales performance.
BEFORE WE CHOOSE THE ARCHITECTURE
PLATFORM OR CUSTOM E-COMMERCE?
We choose the technology after understanding product logic, operations and growth plans — not the other way around.
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When is an established platform enough?
If the catalogue, checkout and integrations are standard, an established e-commerce foundation can be the most sensible choice. We do not add custom complexity simply for the sake of it.
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When does custom make more sense?
When the business needs specific product logic, B2B/B2C rules, configurators, complex integrations, custom pricing, multiple markets or workflows that an off-the-shelf platform restricts.
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How are price and timeline defined?
Scope depends on catalogue complexity, checkout logic, payments, fulfilment, ERP or stock integrations, data migration and administration requirements. After technical scoping, we provide a concrete proposal and timeline.
TECHNOLOGY AND INTEGRATIONS
A RELIABLE COMMERCE FOUNDATION CONNECTED TO OPERATIONS.
We select the architecture around catalogue size, traffic, markets and internal systems. Our e-commerce builds most often combine:
01Next.js
02Stripe
03PSP APIs
04ERP / WMS
05Supabase
06PostgreSQL
07n8n
08GA4 / GTM
WHAT TO EXPECT
LESS FRICTION. MORE ORDERS AND GREATER CONTROL.
Higher conversion
Products, reassurance and calls to action are structured so customers can decide with fewer doubts and unnecessary steps.
Fewer abandoned baskets
A shorter checkout, transparent delivery, familiar payment methods and timely automation reduce drop-off.
Connected operations
Stock, prices and orders move between the store and internal systems without constant manual transfer.
A platform ready to scale
The architecture supports new markets, currencies, languages, product lines, roles and integrations without a complete rebuild.
SELECTED WORK
A LOOK AT SOME OFOUR WORK.
Real projects built for different business models — from brand websites and online stores to web applications and interactive platforms.
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FAQ / E-COMMERCE
BEFORE WESTART.
The questions that usually matter before a new store or e-commerce platform — from payments and fulfilment to ERP, administration and custom logic.
The price depends on catalogue complexity, variants, checkout logic, payments, fulfilment, integrations, data migration and administration requirements. We define the technical and commercial scope first, then provide a concrete proposal.
The timeline depends on the scope and complexity of the store. Once the catalogue, integrations, content and migration requirements are clear, we provide a concrete delivery plan for development, testing and launch.
Yes, when the provider and project scenario support it. The integration can include delivery options, locations, statuses and other capabilities exposed through the provider API.
Yes. Products, pricing, stock, orders and statuses can be synchronised through available APIs or another supported integration method.
Depending on the project, we can support cards through Stripe or another PSP, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash on delivery, bank transfer and other methods supported by the selected payment provider.
Yes. We build or integrate an administration interface for products, pricing, stock, orders and content around the way the team actually works.
It depends on product logic, integrations and growth plans. If a standard platform solves the problem well, there is no reason to add unnecessary complexity. Custom architecture becomes valuable when the business needs specific workflows or functionality.