E-commerce & Catalogues
Selling online is only partly about the checkout. It is product data, variants, filters, imports from spreadsheets, quote requests for the products that have no fixed price, and connections to the systems that ship and invoice. We build all of it.
What we do
Online Shops
WooCommerce shops for physical and digital products: catalogue, cart, checkout, payments, shipping, taxes and the emails in between.
Product Catalogues
Catalogues for products with technical data, variants and filters, with or without prices. Import and export from spreadsheets, so your team keeps working the way it does today.
B2B Ordering & Quote Requests
Customer-specific prices, quote requests instead of checkout, approval steps and reorders for business customers.
Payment & Marketplace Integrations
Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, invoice payment, and connections to marketplaces, ERPs and shipping providers.
Built for the products that are hard to sell online
Consumer shops are well understood. Industrial and B2B catalogues are harder: hundreds of variants, specifications in five units, part numbers, data sheets, products only sold on request. We have built catalogue systems for exactly this, with structured data for search engines, per-variant pages, spreadsheet import for the people who maintain the data, and a quote request that lands with the right person.
- Variants with inherited and overridden specifications
- Filters by technical values, not just categories
- One-click import and export of the whole catalogue as a spreadsheet
- Search engine structured data per product and variant
- Multilingual catalogues without duplicate maintenance
Questions we hear often
WooCommerce or something else?
WooCommerce for most shops: your team can run it, extensions exist for almost everything, and it is not tied to a vendor. For catalogues without a checkout we build a lighter, faster product system of our own inside WordPress.
Can you migrate our existing shop?
Yes, including products, customers, orders and old addresses. We have moved shops from Shopify, Magento, Shopware, PrestaShop and older WooCommerce installs.
How do we keep product data up to date?
Through the WordPress admin, through a spreadsheet import, or through a connection to your ERP or PIM. Usually a mix; we set it up so a re-import updates rather than duplicates.
Guides on this topic
How much does an online shop cost: build, running costs and the items quotes leave out
The three kinds of cost of an online shop: building it, running it, and the items most quotes leave out, with an illustrative first year and a checklist.
PDF catalogue or online product catalogue: what each is good for
PDF or online product catalogue: what each does well for industrial companies, when a PDF is enough, and how to keep both current from one data source.
Why B2B customers order by email when you have built them a shop
Find out why B2B customers order by email, sort a month of order emails by reason, and decide which features your shop needs and what stays personal.
Selling something complicated?
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