Software for e-commerce and retail
Online stores need more than a theme once they grow: fast pages, connected stock, smooth fulfilment, and features that fit how you sell. We build those parts.
Overview
Where software helps
Selling online starts with a store, but growing brands soon sell through their website, marketplaces, social channels, and physical shops. Keeping stock, orders, and customers in step across all of them is where most of the work is.
Good e-commerce software keeps pages fast, stock accurate, and fulfilment smooth, and adds the features that set your store apart without slowing it down.
Who we build for
- Direct-to-consumer brands
- Retailers with physical stores
- Wholesale and B2B sellers
- Marketplace sellers
- Subscription businesses
- Manufacturers selling online
Common problems
What slows these businesses down
- 01
Stock is out of sync
The website, marketplaces, and the shop floor each show a different number, and orders get oversold.
- 02
The store is slow
Heavy themes and many apps make pages slow, especially on mobile, where most shoppers browse.
- 03
Fulfilment is manual
Orders are copied into courier portals and spreadsheets by hand, and mistakes reach customers.
- 04
Returns and order questions eat time
Return requests, order status questions, and refunds are handled over email and phone, one customer at a time.
What we build
Software we build for this industry
Shopify stores and themes
Custom themes and store builds designed for your brand and speed.
Shopify developmentShopify and store apps
Features no app store offers, from product viewers to custom bundles.
Shopify developmentMarketplace and courier integrations
Orders, stock, and tracking synced with marketplaces and shipping partners.
API development and integrationInventory and order management
One view of stock and orders across the website, marketplaces, and stores.
ERP software developmentShopping apps
Mobile apps for repeat customers, with saved carts and order updates.
Mobile app developmentSomething else in mind?
Describe what you need and we will tell you how we would approach it.
Ask us
Typical features
Features these businesses usually need
- Product catalogue with variants and collections
- Fast, mobile-first product pages
- Cart, checkout, and payment gateways
- Stock sync across every channel
- Order management and returns
- Courier integration and tracking
- Discounts, bundles, and loyalty
- Sales and inventory reports
What to plan for
Rules, security, and integration
Points that shape the design from the start. We raise them during discovery so they are not a surprise later.
- Payments and card data
- Card payments must meet PCI DSS. Using a hosted checkout or a payment gateway keeps card data off your servers.
- Tax and invoicing
- Invoices need to follow local rules, such as GST in India or VAT in the UK and EU, especially when selling across regions.
- Page speed and search
- Core Web Vitals affect both search rankings and sales. Image sizes, scripts, and apps are checked before launch.
- Traffic peaks
- Sales and festive seasons bring sudden spikes. Hosting, apps, and integrations should be tested for the busiest day, not an average one.
FAQ
Common questions
Shopify suits most brands that want to sell quickly with little maintenance. WooCommerce suits content-heavy sites on WordPress. A custom store makes sense only when your selling model does not fit either.
Usually, yes. Most marketplaces and courier services offer APIs for orders, stock, and tracking.
Yes. We audit the theme, apps, and images, remove what is not needed, and fix what slows pages down.
Building software for your business?
Tell us about your business and the problem you want to solve. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
