Fit call
A 30-minute call with a delivery lead. You explain what has to change, and we say plainly whether we are the right team for it.
E-Commerce Solutions
Online stores and ordering systems that keep products, stock, payments and orders in step, so your team stops fixing them by hand.
Talk to a delivery leadWho this is for
This page is for retailers, brands and food or product businesses that sell online and have outgrown a basic store theme. Usually the store itself works. The trouble is everything around it: stock counts that do not match, orders retyped into another system, and checkout rules that the platform will not let you change.
We build custom storefronts and ordering flows, and we connect existing stores to the systems behind them. Sometimes the right answer is a hosted platform with a few integrations, not a custom build. We will tell you which one fits on the first call.
What we set up for e-commerce teams
Storefront and checkout
Product pages, cart and checkout built around how your customers actually buy, including custom pricing rules, bundles, or ordering ahead for pickup and delivery.
Stock and order sync
One source of truth for stock. Orders flow into your inventory, accounting or fulfilment system without anyone copying them across.
Payments
Card and wallet payments through an established payment processor, so card data never sits on your servers. Refunds and partial payments handled in the admin.
Admin tools for your team
Screens for the jobs your staff do every day: editing products, handling returns, and seeing what needs to ship today.
Sales reporting
Reports on what sells, what sits, and where orders come from, built from your own order data.
How a project runs, and who checks the work
Scope and written plan
One to two weeks of discovery with your team. You get a written plan that names the first release, the dates, who owns each part, and how cost is structured.
Build in short cycles
We build in two-week cycles and show you working software at the end of each one, so you can change priorities before money is spent on the wrong thing.
Review and testing
A senior engineer reviews every change before it is merged, and our QA team tests each release before it goes live.
Launch and support
Go-live, training for the people who will use it, and a handover of the documentation. After that we can stay on to support and improve the system.
A focused first release usually takes 6 to 12 weeks once the plan is agreed. Larger systems are split into phases, and each phase gets its own dates in writing.
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E-Commerce software: common questions
- Should I use Shopify or build a custom e-commerce site?
- If a hosted platform does what you need with a few apps, use it. It is cheaper to run and easier to hire for. A custom build makes sense when your ordering, pricing or fulfilment rules do not fit the platform, or when app fees and workarounds are costing more than they save. We will tell you which side you are on during the fit call.
- How long does it take to build an e-commerce website?
- A focused first release usually takes 6 to 12 weeks after the plan is agreed. Connecting an existing store to inventory or accounting is often shorter. The dates go in the written plan before any build work starts.
- Can you connect our online store to inventory and accounting?
- Yes. Most of our e-commerce work is making the store, stock and books agree. We map where each record should live, connect the systems through their APIs, and test the sync with real orders before go-live.
- How much does a custom e-commerce site cost?
- It depends on the scope, the number of systems to connect, and how much custom checkout logic you need. We do not quote before we understand the work. After discovery you get a written plan with a clear structure for cost.
Tell us what has to ship next.
Speak with a delivery lead. We will tell you plainly whether we are the right fit and outline how we would plan it.
Talk to a delivery lead