Shopify and Shopify Plus
Theme architecture, custom functionality, checkout and payments, integrations, performance and ongoing engineering.
Our eCommerce development and Shopify integration work connects storefronts to products, payments, inventory, orders, fulfilment and customer operations across Shopify, Magento and WooCommerce.
Commerce capabilities
Our commerce work spans customer experience, custom development and the operational systems that keep orders moving.
Theme architecture, custom functionality, checkout and payments, integrations, performance and ongoing engineering.
Complex catalogues, custom modules, platform upgrades, performance, integrations and long-term support.
Custom stores, plugins, subscriptions, payment flows, integrations and headless commerce experiences.
Keep product, inventory, customer and order data synchronized across the systems that run the business.
Payment gateways, accounting, refunds, reconciliation and financial-system workflows.
Connections to shipping, warehouse, print-on-demand, social commerce and marketplace channels.
Selected experience
From storefront enhancement to the integration logic behind high-volume operations.
Shopify Plus engineering and integrations supporting a growing faith-based commerce brand.
Shopify commerce experience for a supplements and fitness business.
Magento and NetSuite-connected commerce work supporting complex operational requirements.
POS and commerce data synchronization across operational systems.
Custom supplier integration automating product, inventory and order workflows with Shopify.
Read case study →Order, fulfilment and tagging workflows designed around operational rules.
Connected commerce
The storefront is only the visible edge of a commerce platform. We design the data and automation behind it so teams spend less time correcting avoidable operational problems.
Platforms and integrations
Commerce integration questions
Yes. We map the records and events each system owns, such as products, inventory, customers, orders, payments and fulfilment, then define synchronization and error handling.
The integration needs explicit ownership rules, validation, retry behaviour and a way for the team to see and resolve exceptions. We design those decisions around the merchant's actual workflow.
That depends on what the current platform can support. We assess whether an app, integration or focused extension solves the problem before recommending a migration.