E-commerce development
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An idea becomes a working connection.
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Your request
We clarify the task, the people involved and the desired outcome.
Create a convenient shopping journey and connect orders to your trading processes.
Begin with the trading process
We discuss products, pricing, stock and order fulfilment before development. B2B customers may need individual prices, accounts or payment arrangements that differ from retail purchases. Defining these requirements early avoids rebuilding the order logic later.
Keep order information connected
We agree where products are managed and which system owns prices and stock. The scope covers payment, delivery, accounting and warehouse connections. Cancellations, returns, failed payments and changing stock need attention alongside successful purchases.
Work that can be included
Develop catalogues, search and B2B or B2C features
Integrate payment and delivery options
Connect order, stock and accounting data
Test a complete purchase
Checks cover product search, the basket, payment, notifications and order administration. Staff learn to manage the catalogue and orders. Replacing an existing store also requires a plan for products, customer records and old page addresses.
What determines the scope
Product count, variants, languages, integrations and customer-specific rules all affect the work. Include these details and the current store address when requesting a proposal.
Frequently asked questions about e-commerce
Which e-commerce platform do you recommend?
It depends on the catalogue and processes: WooCommerce and PrestaShop for smaller stores, Medusa or Shopify when speed and growth matter, custom solutions when complex integrations with accounting or warehouse systems are required. We give a recommendation after the first call.
Which payment and delivery methods do you integrate?
We integrate the methods common in Lithuania and abroad: Montonio, Paysera, Stripe, Klix, bank transfer, as well as Omniva, LP Express, DPD, Venipak and other courier parcel lockers. The selection is matched to the markets you sell in.
Can you connect the store with accounting and warehouse systems?
Yes. We implement synchronisation with Rivile, Dineta and other accounting or warehouse systems: stock levels, prices, orders and invoices move automatically, so there is no double data entry.
How long does it take to build an online store?
A standard store launches in 6–12 weeks; more complex projects with integrations and several languages take longer. The exact timeline and stages are specified in the proposal.
Do you help with sales after launch?
Yes. After launch we can manage Google Shopping and Meta campaigns, handle SEO and GEO, collect reviews and monitor conversions so the store not only works but sells.
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