E-commerce
Online shops that load fast and invoice correctly
A shop is judged in two places: how fast the product page opens, and what happens after “order received”.
What is included
- A catalogue with variants, sizes and real stock per variant.
- One-screen checkout, with shipping calculated before a card is asked for.
- Card, IRIS, cash on delivery and instalments, where your bank supports them.
- Courier integration: a voucher in one click and the customer told without a phone call.
- Invoices raised and transmitted to myDATA without anyone having to remember.
- A link to the ERP or stock program, so the stock figure is one number rather than two.
- Structured product data for rich results and Google Shopping.
- Abandoned baskets and win-back, within the consent you actually hold.
Where work is lost today
The basket fills up and then empties. Half the orders stop at the shipping page, the stock on the site disagrees with the stock in the storeroom, and someone raises the invoice by hand at the end of the day — and sometimes does not.
What we build
We set the shop up so the catalogue is fast, shipping and delivery choices are clear before checkout, and the order carries on by itself: stock, courier voucher, invoice, myDATA. A person only steps in for the exceptions.
Works together with
Payments & myDATA
Cards, IRIS, instalments, refunds — and the invoice reaching myDATA without anyone having to remember it.
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System integrations
The ERP, the shop, the till and the accountant all saying the same numbers, without anyone retyping them.
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Business websites
A site that loads instantly, reads on a phone and says plainly what you do — not a WordPress theme with your logo dropped on it.
Read moreFrequently asked
Can you migrate my existing shop?
Yes, and the critical part is not the products — it is the URLs. We keep the old addresses or redirect them one by one, because a shop that changes platform without redirects loses years of ranking in a single night.
Do I need an e-invoicing provider?
It depends on how you invoice today and what your accountant tells you. We are not a provider and we do not sell you compliance: we connect the shop to the provider or program you already use, so the document goes out automatically.
I also sell abroad. Does that change anything?
Three things change: currency and VAT per country, shipping per zone, and language with its own URLs so it indexes properly. None is hard, and all three are expensive to add afterwards.
Contact
Have a shop, or opening one?
Tell us what you sell and where the order gets stuck today.