A practical example
An online order could be sent to your business software and a stock change reflected in the store. We define which system has the correct value and how failed updates are reported.
E-commerce solutions
Connect your online sales with stock, orders and deliveries.
What we do for you
This service improves how an existing store operates. We connect the e-shop to your business software, stock system, couriers or marketplaces so you do not have to re-enter the same information in several places.
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When it is useful
Useful when manual order entry causes delays or stock discrepancies. We check the connection options of each provider before committing to an integration.
What we can take care of.
Commerce operations audit
ERP, inventory and marketplace connections
Product and order synchronisation
Exception handling and operational visibility
The specific deliverables are confirmed in your project proposal.
From conversation to delivery.
Start with the right questions.
We define your audience, priorities and practical requirements before proposing a solution.
Bring the right pieces together.
Design and development move together, with clear milestones and feedback throughout the work.
Launch with a plan for what follows.
We test before launch and agree how support, measurement and future improvements will be handled.
FAQ
Your questions. Clear answers.
Can you connect our ERP or courier?
We first review the available APIs, access permissions and commercial constraints. Where an integration is feasible, we agree data ownership, synchronisation rules and recovery behaviour.
How are cost and timing defined?
After an initial discussion, we define priorities, deliverables, dependencies and approvals. The proposal sets out the scope, stages and fee before work begins.
Can you work with our existing team?
Yes. We agree roles, system access and communication so responsibilities and coordination are clear.
What do you need to get started?
A description of your goal, the tools you use and the main constraints. You do not need a finished technical specification.
Must inventory be updated in real time?
Not always. We assess order volume, overselling risk and platform capabilities. Some workflows need immediate events; others can use scheduled synchronisation with a clear reconciliation process.
Which system should own the stock quantity?
We agree a source of truth, often the inventory or ERP system, based on your operations. Uncontrolled updates from multiple sources can create conflicts that an integration must explicitly handle.
Can different marketplaces share the same catalog?
Where their interfaces allow it, product data can be mapped to each channel. Required fields, category rules and update limits differ, so the mapping is reviewed per marketplace.
How will staff know that a transfer failed?
We can include operational logs and alerts for agreed failures. The design should show what needs attention and how to retry or reconcile it, rather than silently leaving records inconsistent.