B2B and Dealer Portals
Account-level pricing, credit limits, bulk order forms, reorder history and downloadable invoices, with orders pushed back into Shopify as draft or paid orders.
Web App Development
Dealer portals, wholesale ordering, returns desks, courier reconciliation, commission dashboards. When a process outgrows spreadsheets and no Shopify app fits, we build the tool, connect it to your store data and put it behind proper access control.
A growing store accumulates work that does not belong in the Shopify admin. Wholesale buyers need their own price lists. Warehouse staff need a scanning screen. Finance needs COD remittance matched against courier payouts. Marketing needs an approvals queue. We build these as web applications that read and write your commerce data through the Admin API and stay in sync in both directions.
Account-level pricing, credit limits, bulk order forms, reorder history and downloadable invoices, with orders pushed back into Shopify as draft or paid orders.
Live views of orders by status, courier, city and cancellation reason, with role-based access so a warehouse lead sees dispatch and finance sees remittance.
Barcode picking screens, pack verification, batch label generation and stock count workflows that write fulfilments and tracking numbers straight to the order.
Return requests, approval rules, condition grading, restock decisions and refund triggers, with reason codes that feed back into your product and creative teams.
Queue-backed services that move orders, inventory and customers between Shopify, your ERP, courier APIs and accounting, with retries and a visible failure log.
Order tracking, warranty registration, service booking and loyalty balance pages, authenticated against Shopify customer accounts rather than a separate login.
Step 1 — Process MappingWe sit with the people doing the work today and document the real steps, including the workarounds. The spreadsheet they actually use tells us more than the org chart.
Step 2 — Data and API DesignWe define the schema, the source of truth for each field, and which Shopify webhooks and API calls keep the two systems agreeing without duplicate records.
Step 3 — Build in SlicesTwo-week increments, each shipping a usable screen. Users try it on live data early, so requirements get corrected while changes are still cheap.
Step 4 — Deploy, Train, SupportStaged rollout, monitoring, error alerting and hands-on training. We keep a support window open while the team switches off the old process.
If it lives inside the Shopify admin and only merchants use it, build a Shopify app. If warehouse staff, dealers or accountants need access without Shopify seats, build a standalone web app that talks to Shopify through the API. We often build both, sharing one backend.
Yes, through webhooks for near real-time events plus a scheduled reconciliation job that catches anything missed during downtime. Every sync failure is logged and visible, so nobody discovers a gap three weeks later in a report.
Your cloud account, in your name, wherever possible. We provision and manage it, but you hold the billing and root credentials. If you prefer we host it, we do that under a managed agreement with a documented exit path.
We offer support retainers covering monitoring, dependency and security patching, small enhancements and an agreed response time for incidents. Code, documentation and infrastructure scripts are yours regardless of whether you retain us.