Platforms & systems

The platform serves the commerce model. Not the other way around.

We scope around the business requirements, current stack, operating model, and growth plan. Platform-specific implementation is selected only after that context is clear.

SALECONNECTED
Profit
Customers
Automation
Operations
Channels
Storefront

Hosted commerce

Shopify
BigCommerce

Open commerce

WooCommerce
Shopware
Adobe Commerce

Composable / headless

commercetools
Custom APIs
Next.js storefronts

Connected systems

ERP
PIM
OMS
WMS
CRM
3PL
Marketplaces

Selection criteria

We choose by constraint, not popularity.

Catalog

Product count, variants, attributes, pricing complexity, and content ownership.

Markets

Currencies, languages, tax model, regional inventory, and local payment needs.

Operations

Fulfillment, returns, warehouses, ERP, OMS, WMS, and service workflows.

B2B logic

Companies, contracts, quotes, approvals, negotiated catalogs, and payment terms.

Engineering

Custom logic, release velocity, performance, APIs, extensibility, and team capability.

Economics

Platform cost, app cost, integration cost, engineering cost, and expected operating value.

No fake expertise

We do not claim every platform is interchangeable.

Each engagement is scoped against the actual platform, APIs, certifications or specialist capability required. Where a project needs a vendor-specific specialist outside our delivery scope, that dependency should be identified before implementation — not hidden inside a sales promise.

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