Catalogue and product pages
Variants, options, stock, photos. A page that answers the questions a customer asks before buying.
What we do Online shops
Area 02
Building online shops
A shop that fits your reality: your catalogue, your stock, your carriers, your accounting. Then measuring where your visitors drop out.
Secure paymentStock managementMultilingual
In the project
What we put in place
Checkout and payment
Cart, delivery, payment. As few steps as possible, and no surprises on the last one.
Stock, carriers, invoicing
The integrations that stop you re-entering every order into a second tool.
Multilingual
Essential in Belgium. Each language gets its own page addresses, not a translation laid on top.
Promotions and codes
Discounts, codes, flash sales. Your team schedules them without us.
Training for your team
Adding a product, launching a promotion, processing an order: your team does it without us.
Our approach
The steps that move the product forward
Scoping the catalogue
How many products, which variants, which pricing and VAT rules. That decides the rest.
The buying journey
From product page to payment, designed and approved before development.
Integrations
Payment, carriers, accounting, stock. Each one tested end to end with real orders.
Acceptance and opening
Test orders, test refunds, testing on phones, then opening to the public.
- Indicative timeline
- 8 to 12 weeks
- Steps
- 4, from scoping to delivery
- Deliverables
- 6 items itemised in the quote
Use cases
When this area makes the difference
Retailers who already sell in store and want a second shopfront that stays open at night.
Brands selling on marketplaces that finally want a channel of their own.
Online shops losing customers in the funnel without anyone knowing where.
Proof
An interface to explore freely
Walk through it like a real site. This demo is fictional and clearly presented as such.
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Bearings
The questions worth asking before starting
The choice comes after scoping, based on your catalogue and your integrations. A shop with thirty products and one with thirty thousand do not call for the same tool, and we do not impose ours.
Yes. The back office covers the catalogue, stock, discount codes and orders, and your team is trained at delivery.
By a licensed payment provider, never by us: your customers’ bank details never pass through your site.
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