E-commerce development
E-commerce migration with the whole shop in scope.
We help move and improve online shops, including the catalogue, checkout and systems behind them. Before recommending a platform change, we establish how products, orders and integrations work today.
Trace the order before choosing the replacement
A shop can depend on product feeds, payment providers, tax rules, couriers and accounting software. Replacing the storefront does not replace those responsibilities.
We identify which behaviour must be preserved and where the current problem originates. The outcome can be a migration, a repair to an integration or work on the existing platform. Client projects are private; we agree access and confidentiality before inspecting the systems.
Catalogue, checkout and connected systems
Shop architecture
Assess the current platform and what the shop needs from a replacement.
Product and catalogue data
Map products, variants, categories, stock and feeds that keep them up to date.
Payments and checkout
Account for payment providers, tax, shipping rules and the customer's path through checkout.
Feeds and APIs
Trace marketplace, accounting, ERP, courier and marketing connections before changing either end.
Search and performance
Review page weight, indexation, structured data and crawl paths alongside the migration.
Platform migration
Keep content, relevant URLs and application behaviour in the plan. Read about our migration process.
Plan the switch while the shop is taking orders
The existing shop stays live while a replacement is built and tested. Before the switch, the launch plan defines data synchronisation, order handling and the point to roll back if a critical check fails.
Hosting, licences, transaction fees and maintenance all belong in the comparison. A lower subscription price needs to be considered alongside migration effort and the work of operating the new shop.
Data and order continuity
Plan how changes made during the build reach the replacement.
Integration checks
Test the connected services named in the migration scope.
Maintenance after the move
Agree who will maintain the platform and its integrations after launch.
Planning a shop project
What if we are building a new shop?
Send a brief describing the products, checkout requirements and systems it must connect to. For an existing shop, send the URL, platform name and important integrations. Access follows once scope and confidentiality are agreed.
Can you improve a shop without moving it?
Yes. Performance, catalogue structure, feeds, checkout friction and unnecessary extensions can often be addressed on the existing platform.
What makes a migration expensive?
Subscriptions, tax and shipping rules, fulfilment systems, product variants, customer accounts and undocumented integrations usually matter more than the number of content pages.
Will checkout be unavailable during a rebuild?
The existing shop remains live while the replacement is built and tested. The launch plan defines data synchronisation, order handling and a rollback point before any switch.
Tell us where the shop needs to change.
Send the existing URL or a brief for a new shop, together with the catalogue, checkout or integration requirements you already know.