Catalogue and product variants
Categories, variants, product content and images are managed in one place and shown consistently on web and mobile.
Industries Retail & E-Commerce
Software experience across
Software experience across
retail operations.
Our retail and e-commerce industry experience covers the product, stock, price, order, payment, shipping and return records shared by customer channels and internal operations.
Behind the storefront
What the customer sees must match the records behind it.
The difficult part is keeping stock, prices, campaigns, payments, shipments and returns correct across every place they change. We build the customer screens, management panel and integrations around those records.
Price, discount and campaign rules
Prices and discounts can change by customer group, channel, payment method or campaign, with the applicable rule kept visible to the team.
Stock across sales channels
Web, mobile and marketplace stock is updated from the agreed source to reduce the risk of overselling when availability is limited.
Order and payment flow
Successful, failed and pending payments are matched to the correct order. Cancellation and refund steps are included in the same status flow.
Shipping and returns
Shipment records, tracking codes, delivery statuses and return requests can be exchanged with the services used by the operation.
Marketplace, ERP and payment integrations
Product, stock, price and order records move between systems through APIs or scheduled feeds, with failed transfers visible for follow-up.
Project experience
The work that continues after checkout
Our experience is not limited to shop interfaces. We have also worked on payment, digital delivery, marketplace feeds and the web panels used by internal teams.
Selling digital products
We built a system where purchased files are added to the customer account and remain available under the access rules of the product.
Keeping channels in sync
We have worked with product feeds, marketplace connections and payment providers where a change in one system must reach another.
Web, mobile and the management panel
Customer screens and internal tools use the same product and order records, but each is designed for the job being done there.
Related e-commerce products
Existing products for common commerce needs
These products cover subscription management, digital delivery, dealer pricing and a standard online sales flow. They can be reviewed before deciding whether the project needs a new build.
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Review our e-commerce development approach
Subscription Management Software
Our subscription product covers plans, renewals, payments and distribution.
View product 02Digital Product Sales Software
Sell files and other digital content, then grant access through the customer account after payment.
View product 03Dealer Management System
Dealer groups, group-based pricing, campaigns and order flows managed through one system.
View product 04E-Commerce Sales System
A commerce product that brings catalogue, cart, payment and order management together.
View productCommon questions
Retail & E-Commerce
Yes. Both channels can use the same backend records for products, customers and orders. Channel-specific screens remain separate, but stock and order states should come from one agreed source.
Usually, yes. We review the provider’s API, payment return and notification flow, instalment rules if applicable, and how cancellations and refunds are handled. We then connect these steps to the order statuses used by your operation.
First, we decide which system owns the stock record. Updates are then sent by API, event or scheduled feed. Failed transfers are logged and retried so the team can see which products are out of sync.
Need a new shop, mobile app or integration?
Tell us where product, stock and order data lives today. We can work out the missing part from there.