Solutions
Start from the problem you're solving
Each solution brings together the services, architecture and delivery approach it needs.
Where is your platform today?
Start from the problem, not the service list. Pick the situation closest to yours.
Enterprise replatforming01 / 05
Leave a legacy platform without losing revenue, data or rankings.
Your platform licence is up for renewal, upgrades take a quarter, and every new feature needs a workaround. You know you need to move, but the store makes money every hour and search traffic took years to earn.
Leave a legacy platform without losing revenue, data or rankings.
Your platform licence is up for renewal, upgrades take a quarter, and every new feature needs a workaround. You know you need to move, but the store makes money every hour and search traffic took years to earn.
Enterprise replatformingLet trade buyers order around the clock, at their own prices, synced to your ERP.
Orders still arrive by email, phone and spreadsheet. Your sales team re-keys them into the ERP, pricing lives in people's heads, and buyers ask why they can't just reorder online.
B2B ecommerceOnboard sellers, split payments and keep search fast as the catalogue grows.
You're opening your platform to third-party sellers, or your current marketplace can't keep up. Vendor onboarding is manual, payouts are reconciled in spreadsheets and search slows as the catalogue grows.
Marketplace developmentOne view of stock, customers and orders across stores, web and app.
Stock counts differ between the website and the stores, click-and-collect is handled by phone, and customers are strangers every time they switch channel.
Omnichannel and POSStay fast and online through launches, drops and seasonal peaks.
Every big sale is a gamble. Pages slow down as traffic climbs, checkout errors spike and the team spends the day watching dashboards instead of selling.
High-traffic ecommerceRisks we remove01 / 05
Enterprise replatforming
- Revenue dip at launchStaged cutover with a traffic split, a freeze window and a written rollback plan.
- Lost search rankingsFull URL inventory, a tested 301 map and a pre/post SEO parity report.
- Data lossRepeated dry-run migrations with record counts reconciled before go-live.
How a project runs
Six stages, each with a deliverable you keep and a sign-off gate you control.
- 01
Discover
Workshops, requirements and an integration map with your team.
- You get
- Backlog, architecture diagram and fixed estimate
- Sign-off gate
- You approve scope and budget
- 02
Architect
Platform choice, data model and integration contracts.
- You get
- Solution design, API contracts, SEO migration plan
- Sign-off gate
- Your IT team signs off the architecture
- 03
Design
User flows, prototypes and a design system, tested with real users.
- You get
- Figma library and tested prototypes
- Sign-off gate
- Key flows approved
- 04
Build and connect
Two-week sprints with integrations and data migration dry runs in parallel.
- You get
- A working release on staging every sprint
- Sign-off gate
- Sprint demo each fortnight
- 05
Verify and launch
QA, accessibility, performance, load and SEO parity, then a staged cutover.
- You get
- Test reports, redirect tests, launch runbook
- Sign-off gate
- Go / no-go meeting
- 06
Run and grow
Monitoring, upgrades and a monthly improvement sprint.
- You get
- Monthly report against the launch baseline
- Sign-off gate
- Quarterly review of targets
Book an architecture review
A 60-minute session with a senior architect. We review your current platform, integrations and growth plans, then send a written summary of risks and options.
- For companies with a real platform decision coming up
- NDA signed before we talk details
- The written summary is yours to keep