E-commerce platform delivery
Platform selection, build and migration for small and medium businesses, including the parts customers never see — inventory accuracy, fulfilment integration and order handling under load.
The storefront is the easy part. What sits behind it decides whether it works.
E-commerce projects are usually judged on the storefront and decided by everything behind it. The site that looks correct but sells stock that is not there, or takes orders that fulfilment cannot see, is a harder problem than the one it appeared to be.
Our work in retail and e-commerce concentrates on that layer: platform delivery and migration for small and medium businesses, the supply chain and logistics systems that track what is actually available, and the integration between the storefront and the operational and financial systems that have to agree with it.
A recurring constraint is that the business has to keep trading throughout. That favours incremental delivery and embedded squads over long build phases and handover at the end, because the cost of a wrong assumption is measured in orders rather than in rework.
Platform selection, build and migration for small and medium businesses, including the parts customers never see — inventory accuracy, fulfilment integration and order handling under load.
Systems that track stock, shipments and supplier relationships, including integration with partners whose own systems were not designed to cooperate with yours.
Connecting the storefront to inventory, fulfilment and financial systems so that trading does not require manual reconciliation at the end of every day.
Acquisition, modernisation, cleansing and pipeline work that turns scattered operational data into a platform your business can build on.
Learn moreCustom application development and platform integration, delivered end to end by squads that embed with your team rather than working at arm's length.
Learn moreHybrid onshore and offshore squads that integrate into your operation, plus local Australian technical recruitment when you need to build permanent capability.
Learn moreThat is the common case rather than the exception. Continuity during transition is a large part of this work, and it is one of the reasons we favour embedded squads over arm's-length delivery — problems surface faster when the team is close to the operation.
Usually existing platforms, extended and integrated. Building a storefront from scratch is rarely justified; the work that earns its cost is the integration with inventory, fulfilment and finance behind it.
Yes. A large part of our e-commerce work is with small and medium businesses, and squad size is matched to the work rather than to a minimum engagement value.
A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will say so.