Product and engineering · Use case
If your team re-keys orders, checks stock by hand or keeps two price lists, your store is running beside the business instead of with it. We connect it to the system you already run on, so orders, stock and prices stay in step on their own.
where we stand
A store is just a website.
A store should run with the business, not beside it.
What it can do
A custom Shopify storefront, made for the way your customers actually buy.
Trade customers and retail customers shop the same store and each see their own prices.
Customers see their account and their orders without picking up the phone.
Products compared side by side, and fewer steps between deciding and buying.
Your store and the system that runs the business share orders, products and inventory as they happen.
Product information lives in your own database, with a simple admin tool for your team, not locked inside the store.
A recent project
They wanted customers to find and buy online, and every order, price and stock count to flow straight into the system they run the business on. Client details are kept private.
How they sell today, how they want to sell next, and what the store had to do for both.
Options compared side by side, then a written plan with the order of work, the timeline and the cost.
A release every one to two weeks, testing built in, and no surprises on time or budget.
The store plugged into the system they already run the business on, so the two never disagree.
What they have now
Today
Next
Next step
Tell me on a short call. If your store and your back office could be working together, I will show you what we would build. If not, I will tell you that too.