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Ecommerce · custom stores, integrations & migrations

Ecommerce that connects the store to the business.

Build a store around your products and buying process. We develop custom plugins and connect orders, inventory, accounting, and shipping so the work behind the sale keeps moving.

  • › Fixed scope before any code
  • › You own the store
  • › Staging rehearsal before cutover
FIG. 01 · What the store shows vs. what it does
  1. Cart looks fineCheckout dies on a common card
  2. Stock shows 12The warehouse has none
  3. Plugins are "working"One update takes the store down
  4. ERP is "connected"Orders still get retyped

We draw the gap, then close it by fixing checkout, stock, and the sync.

Store Leak Map

Six places a live store still leaks.

The store still looks open. These are the usual holes.

  • Checkout

    A common card or phone checkout fails silently.

  • Inventory

    Site stock and warehouse stock are different numbers.

  • Plugin debt

    One plugin update takes the store down.

  • Migration

    Products, customers, or history arrived half-moved.

  • ERP sync

    Orders get retyped into the ERP after the sale.

  • Custom plugin

    The plugin that runs the store has no owner.

Four jobs we take on. One way of building.

Ecommerce
  1. 01 Woo
  2. 02 Plugins
  3. 03 ERP
  4. 04 Migrations
01

Ecommerce stores

  • Catalog & checkout
  • Tax & shipping rules
  • Back-office cleanup
Replaces

A store that looks live and quietly drops orders

02

Custom plugins & store logic

  • Product builders & custom pricing
  • B2B buying rules
  • Plugin replacement
Replaces

A mystery plugin only the last developer understood

03

ERP & integrations

  • Order & inventory sync
  • Accounting / ERP hooks
  • Payment & shipping APIs
Replaces

Retyping the day's orders into the ERP

04

Store migrations

  • Woo rebuilds
  • Platform-to-Woo moves
  • Content & history cutover
Replaces

A weekend cutover that leaves half the catalog behind

Stack we work in

The tools behind the ecommerce build.

We build in WordPress, WooCommerce, and Jetpack. Automattic for Agencies Pro is the partner credential that gets us into that stack. It is not the product, and it is not a client we claim.

Automattic for AgenciesPro
WordPress WooCommerce Jetpack

Automattic for Agencies Pro · WordPress · WooCommerce · Jetpack

How a build or migration runs.

Four steps. Fixed scope before code. A rehearsal before cutover.

  1. 01

    Scope the job, fixed

    Output

    Scope & quote

  2. 02

    Map the store and the cutover

    Output

    Build or migration plan

  3. 03

    Build or migrate on a staging store

    Output

    Staging store you can click

  4. 04

    Cut over, then stay on it

    Output

    Live store + a care plan

What you actually get

A store you can run. No invented numbers.

What every store job comes with

  • Fixed scope before any plugin or migration work
  • Code and accounts you own
  • A written list of what must still work on launch morning
  • One person who knows the store after cutover

What we won't do

  • Sell Automattic, Jetpack, or Pressable as the product
  • Call partner badges clients or hang a trusted-by wall
  • Invent conversion lifts or order-volume claims
  • Cut over a store we have not rehearsed on staging
  • Leave the custom plugin as undocumented folklore

If a smaller fix solves it, we'll tell you.

Store call

Tell us what's breaking at checkout, stock, or the ERP.

If it fits, you get a straight read, fixed scope, and a number before we touch the live store.

No spam. We reply to fits within two business days.