The bit after the buy button.
Anyone can put products on a page. The work is everything behind it: stock, checkout, orders, labels, couriers, and the messages that go out when something changes.
Put something in the basket
Then place the order- Basket is empty.
Search that forgives spelling
Spell it wrong on purposeEvery search that finds nothing gets counted. That list is customers telling you what you do not stock.
Everything between the product and the parcel.
- Product pages, options and variants
- Category pages, filters and sorting
- Checkout and payment gateways
- Order management and the admin behind it
- Courier bookings, labels and tracking
- Supplier and stock data coming in
- Discount codes and vouchers
- Remarketing and order emails
- Search that copes with misspellings
- Reporting on searches that found nothing
- Reviews and ratings
- Several sites running off one platform
- Making slow listings and searches fast again
- Taking over a shop somebody else built
The unglamorous half, done properly.
Couriers that book themselves
Consignments raised, labels printed and tracking sent without anyone retyping an address into a courier portal.
Big catalogues stay fast
Hundreds of thousands of products, with filters and search that still return in a blink on a phone on a train.
Slow pages made fast
Order listings that take half a minute, searches that time out, admin screens nobody uses because they hang. Usually one missing index or one query asking for far too much, and the fix is measured rather than guessed.
Selling something?
Tell us where it hurts, from the product page to the parcel. We will come back with a price and a timescale.
hello@bitwrighttechnologies.com