Commerce
Shopify storefronts, including Plus when checkout or B2B control is actually required.
Industry
Systems for Retail
Software, Shopify, and ERP integration for multi-location and direct-to-consumer retail.
01 — Signs
Where does this problem show up?
- More than one channel sells the same SKU.
- Orders are retyped into an ERP or a warehouse tool.
- Support cannot see the order that checkout already accepted.
02 — How we help
What we build for retail teams
Inventory truth
An agreed source of truth, then a sync that does not invent a second one.
Service
Agents and workflows that answer from the order, not from a guessed policy.
03 — Case studies
Related work
Retail
A trilingual website and custom CRM for IT Lobby
IT Lobby has sold Xiaomi and POCO devices in Iraq since 2014, through its own shops, Xiaomi stores in Erbil's malls and a long list of retail partners. Customers needed one place to see the latest phones, find the nearest store and understand the warranty, repair and exchange rules, in the language they actually read. Behind the counter, products, customers, repairs and stock had to be tracked across several branches without spreadsheets drifting apart.
Read the case study →Retail
A faster Shopify store for Greenery.pk
Greenery sells self-watering indoor plants across Pakistan, including combos, corporate gifts, and same-day delivery in Karachi. The catalog is wide, and a heavy theme makes a phone shopper wait before they can see a plant, a price, or a combo.
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A custom rod builder on Shopify Plus for HFF Custom Rods
HFF sells custom fishing rods to amateur and professional anglers. A normal product grid cannot express blanks, guides, and components, and the technical detail anglers need was not searchable. Serious buyers left the site to ask a person what they could actually order.
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Search, stock, and two storefronts for Screwfix
Screwfix sells hardware and tools to trade and retail customers, across suppliers and delivery options. A title search cannot carry a catalog this wide, and stock that is not live means an order is promised before anyone knows it can ship.
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Magento to WooCommerce for Buster & Punch
Buster & Punch's luxury lighting and homeware catalog lived on Magento. The brand needed one WordPress network for its stores, without dropping product data, payments, or the finish of the storefront. Speed and accessibility were part of the move, not a later project.
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A paid order becomes an ERP sales order without re-entry
Orders were taken in Shopify and typed again into the ERP. The second entry was where addresses, SKUs, and quantities drifted, and nobody could say which copy was true.
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A support agent prepares a refund decision and waits when it is unsure
Refund requests arrived as tickets. Agents re-opened the order, the policy, and the history in three places before deciding, and the decision was not recorded with the evidence.
Read the case study →04 — FAQ
Retail questions, answered
Do you build point-of-sale systems?
We integrate Shopify POS and other selling channels when they are part of the order flow. A custom register is a different project and we will scope it that way.
Can several stores share one stock pool?
Yes, if one system owns the number. The design starts by naming that system.