Catalog and product discovery
Define variants, categories, product media and search around the products you actually sell. Agree how prices and availability are supplied, how unavailable items appear and which team can publish catalog changes.
COREXIA / ECOMMERCE DEVELOPMENT
Ecommerce development for a connected selling workflow.
A store needs to work after the customer clicks Buy. We plan the storefront and the operations behind it together: product information, checkout, payment status, stock availability and fulfilment.
Discuss your requirementsWhat can we build?
Checkout and payments
Map guest and account checkout, addresses, delivery choices and payment-provider responses. A successful payment, a failed payment and an abandoned checkout require different order states. Provider support, currencies and transaction rules are checked during discovery.
Orders, stock and fulfilment
Choose the system that owns inventory and order status before connecting a store to an ERP. Specify reservations, cancellations, partial fulfilment and returns so a refund or repeated callback cannot silently create conflicting records.
Store administration and launch
Give the relevant staff access to products, orders and customer support. Verify mobile checkout, transactional notifications, product URLs and the agreed load profile. Tracking tools and customer-data handling are defined with your requirements.
From requirements to rollout
Map one complete order
Start with a real product and trace a normal order, a failed payment, a cancellation and a return. Record who acts at each stage.
Build and connect
Review storefront screens and connect the agreed payment, shipping and business systems using test environments where available.
Validate and release
Reconcile test orders with payment and inventory records. Agree launch responsibilities, monitoring and a rollback procedure before taking live orders.
- Catalog size, variants, languages and existing product data.
- Selling markets, currencies and payment-provider accounts.
- Stock source, shipping rules, returns and order ownership.
- Existing domain, store, ERP and a target launch window.
Questions to plan around
Can the store connect to COREXIA ERP?+
We review the available interfaces and required workflows, then define the integration scope. Inventory, orders and customers need explicit field mappings and ownership rules.
Do you choose a platform before discovery?+
The choice follows your catalog, operational needs, integrations and budget. A configured platform and a custom build have different maintenance and ownership implications.
What affects the project estimate?+
Catalog complexity, checkout rules, integrations, data migration, languages and operational testing. A brief and a sample order flow help make the estimate specific.