Ecommerce development for a faster path to checkout

Ecommerce development covers building a new online store or improving an existing one. Depending on the agreed scope, work includes storefront development, product catalogue setup, payment and shipping integrations, mobile checkout improvements, inventory and ERP connections, analytics and performance optimisation. We agree the launch scope, test key shopping journeys before go-live and provide a clear handover at the end.

Platform selection follows your business needs and existing systems. We look at what you sell, how large your catalogue is, whether you sell to consumers or trade customers, and which payment, inventory and ERP systems the store must work with. We then recommend a platform that fits those requirements, rather than pushing every client onto the same one. If you already have a platform, we can work with it.

Pricing is tailored to the project. A new store with a small range and standard payments is a different job from a B2B catalogue connected to an ERP system, so we do not publish fixed packages. Tell us what you sell and what is slowing you down, we agree the launch scope, and you receive a tailored project quote before any development begins.

Yes. Inventory and ERP connections are part of the service. We connect the storefront with the systems behind your business so product data, stock levels and orders move between them with less manual work. The exact integrations depend on the systems you use, so we review them early and include the agreed connections in the launch scope and quote.

Tell us what you sell, who you sell to and what is slowing you down, whether that is checkout drop-off, slow pages, manual order handling or a catalogue that is hard to manage. Let us know your current platform, if any, plus your payment, shipping, inventory and ERP systems. Product data and access details are needed once the scope is agreed and work starts.

Before launch we test key shopping journeys, from finding a product to completing checkout, including payment and shipping steps. After go-live you receive a clear handover so your team can manage products and orders. Ongoing maintenance and development are available as your store grows, for example new integrations, catalogue expansion or further checkout and performance improvements. This support is agreed separately.