WooCommerce builds
Custom themes and extensions where you want full control of the stack and no per-transaction fee.
E-Commerce Development
Storefronts connected to the rest of the business
A storefront is the easy half. The difficult half is making sure what it shows matches the stock you hold, the prices each customer is entitled to, and what dispatch can actually ship today.
Overview
Storefronts connected to the rest of the business
We have built and maintained stores across skincare, furniture, lighting, apparel, grocery and education. The recurring problem is never the theme. It is the gap between the catalogue on the website and the reality in the warehouse.
So the work usually starts with the integration: stock, pricing, customer groups and order flow, connected to whatever runs your operations. The storefront is then built on top of data that can be trusted.
What the engagement includes
- Catalogue structure, variants and attribute design that scales past a few hundred products
- Live inventory and pricing synchronisation with your ERP or accounting system
- B2B features: customer-specific pricing, quotation flows, credit terms and bulk ordering
- Payment and shipping configured per market, including multi-currency
- Subscription, bundle and quick-commerce models where the business needs them
- Performance work so the catalogue stays fast as it grows
Capability
What we build under this practice
Shopify builds
OS 2.0 themes, custom sections and app integration for stores that want the platform to handle the plumbing.
Custom commerce
Bespoke carts where the pricing or fulfilment logic is too unusual for a platform to model.
Quick commerce
Slot-based delivery, picker apps and dispatch consoles for grocery and local retail.
Marketplace and channel
Feeds and order sync for the marketplaces you also sell through.
Store maintenance
Ongoing updates, new landing pages, seasonal changes and conversion fixes.
How we deliver
Start small, then scale safely
Discovery
We sit with the people doing the work and write down the process as it actually runs. You keep that document either way.
Blueprint and prototype
A working prototype of the screens that matter most, plus a costed scope. If it does not convince your team, nothing further gets built.
Phased build
Delivery in the order that relieves the most pain first, with your existing systems running throughout.
Rollout and training
Data migration, role setup and hands-on training for the staff who will use it daily.
Support and evolution
Thirty days of stabilisation, then a maintenance or growth retainer handled by the same engineers.
Questions
What clients ask before starting
Shopify if you want the platform to carry the operational burden and the standard model fits. WooCommerce if you need unusual pricing logic, deep integration or want to avoid platform transaction fees. We build both and have no preference to defend.
Yes. Most of our commerce work involves synchronising stock, prices and orders with an existing system, whether through an API, a scheduled export or a middleware layer we build.
Customer-group pricing, quotation requests, credit terms and minimum order quantities are all standard requests. They are usually the reason a business outgrows its first store.
We build and maintain the store and will flag obvious friction, but ongoing CRO testing programmes sit outside our standard scope.
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