Assess
We inspect the current setup and map requirements to configuration, extensions or code.
Confirm the catalogue, hosting access and required store features.
Requirement-to-solution map
Agreed scope · dependencies · acceptance criteria
Extend your WordPress store with product rules, plugins and integrations that fit the business.
Choose a maintainable WordPress setup for your catalogue and selling rules.
Products, tax, payment and shipping setup
Supported plugins for agreed features
Custom behaviour where existing tools fall short
We inspect the current setup and map requirements to configuration, extensions or code.
Confirm the catalogue, hosting access and required store features.
Agreed scope · dependencies · acceptance criteria
We compare ownership and compatibility before selecting the implementation.
Approve the approach and any separately licensed dependencies.
We implement the agreed changes away from your live store.
Review the store using your products, addresses and order rules.
We prepare the production change and give your team a recovery and update path.
Agree the release window and who will own future updates.
Planning options, not a fixed package. Features and handover are agreed for your project.
Stoneware mug · Sand · Quantity 1
The storefront, payment event and packing record agree on the same order.
Scripted illustration using sample information, not a client case study or a live system.
Yes. We review the existing setup, supported versions and dependencies first. We keep suitable components and explain any replacement recommendation.
We agree a staging and backup process, run the relevant store journeys against the proposed change and record a recovery path before a production release.
No. We compare configuration, maintained extensions and custom code against the required behaviour, ongoing ownership and integration needs.
We can scope an integration around its available APIs or import/export formats. Data ownership, update frequency and failure handling are agreed before implementation.
Hosting, domain management, licences and ongoing maintenance are itemised separately unless included in the project agreement. Existing infrastructure is assessed for suitability.
We start with evidence from the affected pages, requests, database and hosting environment. The work is then scoped around the identified constraints rather than a guaranteed speed score.
Bring your store URL, extension list and an example of the behaviour you need.
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