Website
Responsive storefront for D2C, B2C and B2B. Multi-currency, multi-language, multi-store.
Ecommerce Development
One catalogue, three commerce models, one stock pool. Fast storefront, strong merchandising, mobile-first checkout, marketing
integrations and retention built in. Gated pricing, approval-based onboarding, bulk and matrix ordering,
customer-specific credit terms, live ledger. One catalogue with two pricing structures and two checkout behaviours, drawing on
the same stock pool. Your ERP already knows what you sell, what it costs and what is in stock. The job is not
to replace it — it is to make the store, the marketplaces, the courier and the accounts all read from it.
Products are created
once, in the system that already owns them, and published to the store automatically —
descriptions, attributes, variants, images, categories and pricing tiers. New lines appear
online without anyone re-entering them. Stock and pricing
update in near real time between your ERP, your store, your app, your marketplaces and your
warehouse — so the number a customer sees is the number your picker sees. When a sync fails, it
appears on a dashboard with the reason. Gateways for each of
your markets, multi-currency capture, B2B credit terms and payment links, automatic settlement
reconciliation posted to accounting, and refunds handled once — reflected in both stock and
accounts. The order flows into
the system that fulfils it, a courier is allocated by rule — pin code, weight, service level,
cost — and the label, manifest and tracking number are generated and pushed back to the
customer. Returns and RTO close off in stock and accounts in one step. Bin-level stock · scanner-driven picking · live cross-border operation Branded iOS and Android apps reading the same catalogue, stock, pricing and
account as the web store. Catalogue, ordering, automatic order updates and two-way support inside WhatsApp,
through the official Business Platform. A chatbot answering “where is my order?” with a generic reply is a gimmick. One that answers with the
actual tracking number, because it is reading your order system, is customer service. Marketplace orders land in the same pool as your own, picked and dispatched through the
same process, with the same courier rules. Returns and settlements come back into your accounts. Order placed, packed, dispatched with tracking, out for delivery, delivered. Cart
abandoned. Back in stock. No purchase in 90 days. Credit limit approaching. Product feed built from your live catalogue — stock, price and availability accurate, so campaigns do not
advertise what you cannot ship. Catalogue and shops, Conversions API for accurate tracking after browser restrictions, dynamic product
ads and retargeting audiences. Conversion tracking on real order values, enhanced eCommerce events, server-side tagging. As a Google
Premier Partner, we can run these as well as connect them. Structured product data and checkout readiness, so that when AI shopping agents buy on your customers’
behalf, your catalogue is one they can read. Technical foundations, product and category structure, schema for products, offers and reviews — readable
by search engines, quotable by AI assistants. Because the ad platform and the warehouse are both wired by us, we can report what a delivered order cost —
not what a click cost. Named clients, real systems, results you can check. What to reorder, what to discount, what to stop carrying. Where to put marketing spend and catalogue effort. Which regions and segments to target, and where to hold stock. Whether you are buying customers or building them. What your store, marketplaces, app and WhatsApp each return. What to bundle, and where to set free-shipping thresholds. Dispatch times, courier performance by lane, returns by product. Cash tied up on shelves, and the lines causing it. A private trade platform with application-and-approval onboarding, gated pricing, bulk multi-variant ordering and live ledger — integrated with Xero, Australia Post, SecurePay and their warehouse system. Published outcome: zero manual data entry from onboarding to finance. Ten years as the technology partner, from a new online store to one of the UK’s largest online suppliers of natural stone, porcelain and tile — now with five showrooms alongside the online business. A farm-to-food staples brand taken omnichannel — B2C and B2B trading together across more than forty warehouses, with one stock pool behind every channel. Miaminx is a modern, feminine, and premium fashion brand with a touch of bohemian glamour, created for women who seek thoughtfully curated clothing that reflects their individuality and personal style. A global fashion brand built around a category-defining product, with a storefront and catalogue structured to carry the innovation rather than bury it. Office Stag supplies the everyday essential products that businesses rely on to keep their offices and operations running smoothly. Priyal Dairy was established to provide customers with quality dairy products they can trust as part of their everyday lives. Independent awards, media recognition and verified customer reviews. A ten-month leadership programme run by Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Completed. Add the exact award or feature title and year Member — India’s apex technology industry body Member — with our export-oriented unit in the SEZ at Mahindra World City, Jaipur Size-and-colour matrix catalogues, seasonal ranges, trade ordering for boutique stockists, and the returns rates that come with clothing sold online. Batch, slab and lot tracking, area-based pricing and calculators, heavy-goods delivery rules, and showroom stock that reads the same figure as the website. Daily metal-rate pricing, certification and hallmarking data, high-value item handling, and the photography and trust signals the category demands. Multi-warehouse distribution, batch and expiry tracking, subscription and replenishment ordering, and B2C and B2B trading from one catalogue. Trade portals with gated pricing, credit terms and statements, bulk ordering, supplier portals, and purchase-order flows that suppliers act on themselves. Configurable products and made-to-order workflows, lead-time management, room visualisation, and delivery scheduling for large items. Technical catalogues with specifications and datasheets, quotation workflows, customer-specific pricing, and integration to production systems. Domain and DNS · cloud and managed hosting as a Google Cloud partner · Workspace and email ·
security, patching and monitored backups · the application itself · uptime monitoring · support and
AMC · growth marketing when you want it. Most eCommerce buyers end up managing four suppliers, and every problem becomes an argument about
whose fault it is. One accountable partner is the difference between a problem being fixed and a
problem being discussed. A phased plan with dated milestones agreed before work starts, a named delivery manager who owns the
date, and weekly progress against that plan. PCI-DSS-compliant payment handling, SSL throughout, hardened access with audit trails, WAF and DDoS
protection, monitored backups with tested restores. Signed before discovery begins. Your catalogue, pricing and customer data stay confidential — and your
code and data remain yours, exportable at any time. Independent awards, media recognition and verified customer reviews. We will tell you what can be connected, what can be automated, and what cannot. Thirty minutes, no obligation, and an honest answer even when it is not us.
Trusted by listed companies and growing brands
You are probably here because one of these is true
Commerce models
Built for the way you sell
D2C & B2C
B2B & wholesale
Both at once
Integration & automation
Four connections that remove most of the
manual work
We do not just connect to warehouse systems. We build them.
Sales channels
One catalogue. Every place your customer buys.
Mobile app
WhatsApp Commerce
List once.
Hold one stock figure.
Messages triggered by what actually happened
Marketing automation
Wired into the platforms that bring customers
in
Google Merchant Center
Meta
Google Ads & GA4
Agentic commerce
SEO + GEO
Reporting & analytics
Understand your
data well enough to act on it
Best & worst sellers
Category performance
Customer demographics
Repeat purchase
Channel contribution
Basket composition
Fulfilment performance
Stock ageing
Selected work
Case studies
Apparel wholesale
Australia
Orientique
Stone & tile
United Kingdom
Royale Stones
Food & FMCG
India
Kedia Pavitra
Fashion
India
Mia Minx
Fashion
Global
IAM Store
B2B
India
Office Stag
D2C - Direct-to-Consumer (B2C)
India
Priyal Dairy
Recognition
Awards & recognition
Stanford Seed Transformation Program
Featured coverage
Memberships
Registered, accredited and accountable
NASSCOM
Export Promotion Council for EOUs and SEZs
Industry expertise
Industry expertise
Fashion & Apparel
Stone, Tile & Building Materials
Gems & Jewellery
Food & FMCG
Wholesale & Distribution
Furniture & Home Decor
Industrial & Manufacturing
End to end
One partner, from the domain name to the dispatch label
Our commitment
Three things we put in writing
On-time delivery
Secure solution
NDA & confidentiality
Questions
Frequently asked
Yes — through each system’s API, with two-way sync for products, stock, prices and orders. Where a system has no API, we bridge it with validated scheduled imports instead.
One stock pool, synced in near real time, with allocation rules for multi-warehouse operations. Failed syncs surface on a reconciliation dashboard with the reason — a silent integration is how a business ends up selling stock it does not have.
Yes. One catalogue carries retail pricing and customer-specific trade pricing, with different checkout behaviour for each — gated pricing, approval-based onboarding and credit terms on the trade side.
Yes, through the official WhatsApp Business Platform via an authorised Business Solution Provider, with opt-in and template compliance handled properly so your number stays in good standing.
Delhivery, BlueDart, DTDC, FedEx, DHL and Australia Post, plus aggregator platforms, with rule-based allocation by pin code, weight, service level and cost.
We do, on both counts. Cloud infrastructure, monitoring and support sit with the same team that built the application — so nobody says “that is the hosting company, not us”.
You do. Documented architecture, open APIs, and an export on request at any point — including the day you decide to work with someone else.
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