An online store designed to sell and to run.
E-commerce websites with product catalogs, checkout, payments, and the operations connections behind them.
Selling online involves more than a product page.
Stores depend on payments, stock, shipping, and customer communication all working together.
- 01
Checkout friction
Complicated checkout loses customers.
- 02
Stock mismatch
Inventory is out of sync with what is sold.
- 03
Manual order handling
Orders are processed by hand.
- 04
Hard-to-manage catalog
Updating products is slow.
A connected store reduces manual work and improves the buying experience.
E-commerce work we can deliver.
- 01
Store build
Catalog, product pages, cart, and checkout.
- 02
Payment integration
Connecting payment providers.
- 03
Inventory and order management
Linking stock and order handling.
- 04
Shipping setup
Configuring shipping rules and carriers.
- 05
Platform migration
Moving from one store platform to another.
- 06
Store maintenance
Updates, fixes, and ongoing improvements.
How e-commerce Development is delivered.
Six stages from first conversation to ongoing improvement, each mapped to the RightBPO Build · Operate · Automate · Grow framework.
Test. Test purchases, payments, and orders end to end.
Build- 01
Discover
BuildUnderstand products, customers, and operations.
- 02
Plan
BuildChoose platform and design catalog and checkout.
- 03
Build
BuildDevelop the store and integrations.
- 04
Test
BuildTest purchases, payments, and orders end to end.
- 05
Launch
OperateGo live with monitoring.
- 06
Improve
GrowRefine merchandising and conversion.
The platform should fit the requirement.
We recommend the platform that suits your content, functionality, and team — not one stack for every site.
Storefront
- Catalog
- Search
- Cart
- Checkout
Commerce
- Payments
- Tax and shipping
- Order management
Operations
- Inventory
- Accounting
- Fulfilment
Platform
- Hosting
- Security updates
- Backups
We start with the audience and the goal.
A store has to work for shoppers and for the team running it. We design both sides and connect the systems between them.
- 01Start with what visitors need.
- 02Make content easy to manage.
- 03Design for every screen.
- 04Build for speed and stability.
- 05Connect to your tools.
- 06Keep improving after launch.
A website works harder when it connects to the business.
Forms, bookings, payments, and analytics can connect to the systems behind the site. We assess what is worth connecting rather than integrating everything.
- 01Identify
- 02Simplify
- 03Connect
- 04Automate
- 05Optimize
- Form routing
- CRM integration
- Email automation
- Analytics tracking
- Booking systems
- Payment processing
- Content workflows
- Performance monitoring
Built for businesses in these situations.
New online stores
Launching an online store.
Existing stores
Outgrowing a platform.
Retailers
Adding online sales.
Wholesalers
Needing ordering portals.
Choose how you want to work with us.
- 01
New Store
Build a new store.
- 02
Replatform
Move to a new platform.
- 03
Integration Project
Connect store and back-office systems.
- 04
Ongoing Support
Maintain and extend the store.
A website is part of a bigger system.
Build.
Design and build the website through e-commerce Development.
Operate.
Host, update, secure, and support the site after e-commerce Development is complete.
Automate.
Connect forms, data, and workflows to the systems behind the site.
Grow.
Improve content, performance, and conversion over time.
More than pages.
What’s included depends on the scope you agree. A typical engagement can cover some or all of the following.
Planning
- Platform choice
- Catalog structure
Build
- Storefront
- Checkout
- Payments
Integration
- Inventory
- Shipping
- Accounting
Launch
- Testing
- Documentation
Frequently asked questions.
It depends on catalog size, integrations, and budget. We recommend after discovery.
Yes, including products and customers where the platform allows.
Commonly used providers, depending on your market.
Usually, through integration.
No. We build the store; sales depend on many factors.
Describe your products and operations.