Payment & Marketplace Integrations
The connections around the shop: payment providers set up correctly for your markets, marketplaces that receive your products and send back orders, and shipping providers that print the label the moment an order is paid.
What we connect
- Payments: Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Klarna, Adyen, bank transfer with automatic matching, invoice payment with limits
- Marketplaces: Amazon, eBay, Kaufland, and industry marketplaces, with product feeds and order import
- Shipping: DHL, DPD, GLS, UPS, Croatian and regional carriers, with labels, tracking and returns
- Accounting: exports and connections to the tools your accountant uses
- Feeds: Google Shopping, price comparison sites, affiliate networks
Done once, documented, monitored
Integrations break quietly: a token expires, a provider changes a field, and orders stop flowing on a Friday evening. We build them with logging and alerts, document every mapping, and watch them as part of a care plan, so a failure is noticed by us before it is noticed by a customer.
Fees matter
Payment fees are a real cost. We help you compare providers on the transactions you actually have, set up the cheapest sensible routing, and switch when a better option appears. We do not take commissions from any provider.
Questions we hear often
Can you fix an integration someone else built?
Yes. We start by reading it, add logging so we can see what it does, and then decide together whether to repair or replace.
How fast are marketplace orders in the shop?
Usually within minutes, through the marketplace's API. Stock goes the other way at the same pace, so overselling stops.
Which shipping provider should we use?
It depends on volume, size, destinations and returns. We set up the comparison and keep the setup flexible so you can change later.
Guides on this topic
Missed payment webhooks: the payment succeeded, the shop never heard
How to build a shop that survives lost, late and duplicate payment webhooks: durable processing, idempotency, signature checks and reconciliation.
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.
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