Custom platforms for catalogues, account pricing and fulfilment that need more than a standard storefront.
Design around business accounts and their purchasing rules.
Account catalogues, quotes and purchasing permissions
Agreed pricing, approvals and order terms
ERP, stock and order-management connections
We translate the selling and operating rules into a phased platform scope.
Supply the account rules and an order that needs an exception.
Agreed scope · dependencies · acceptance criteria
We model the data and prototype the most important buyer and operator journeys.
Approve the first-release boundary and the deferred work.
We implement the agreed journeys and connect them to business systems.
Run representative business scenarios with the team that will operate it.
We prepare cutover, deployment and the operating handover for the agreed release.
Approve cutover and assign operational responsibility.
Planning options, not a fixed package. Features and handover are agreed for your project.
Supplier-data scraping and AI engineering for a cross-border shopping and warehouse platform.
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Web, hybrid apps and administration work for a marketplace with a rewards layer.
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Brand-led design and interactive shopping tools for bags and everyday-carry accessories.
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UI/UX design and theme development, from the homepage to the buying decision.
View projectWhen essential business rules cannot be supported well by configuration or focused extensions. We compare that gap with the cost of owning and operating custom software before recommending a build.
No. Existing commerce, payment, search and operational services can remain part of the architecture. The boundary follows the business requirements and ownership model.
Account-specific catalogues, approval steps, quotes and purchasing rules can be scoped where needed. The exact rules and exceptions must be agreed with the business.
We define the source of truth and test reservation, release and reconciliation rules across the connected systems. The implementation depends on the inventory system and order lifecycle.
A staged migration may be appropriate. We map system boundaries, data ownership and cutover dependencies before agreeing which parts move and in what order.
The agreement assigns hosting, monitoring, access, support and incident responsibilities. Your team receives the agreed source, deployment instructions and operational documentation.
Bring a real order example, its exceptions and the systems that hold the data.
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