- E-COMMERCE SOLUTION
The e-commerce system that was built. For your business.
What types of businesses need customization?
What you received
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Customizable in every way, with no limitations.
Design UI/UX and features as needed, without being limited by any templates or plugins, for both front-end and back-end systems.
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Supports all major payment gateways.
Connect with KBank, SCB, Omise, GB Prime Pay, Stripe, PayPal, and more. Supports credit cards, QR codes, and e-wallets.
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Integration with all systems within the organization.
Flexiblely connect ERP, WMS, CRM, POS, and Logistics systems via REST API or GraphQL, regardless of whether the system is old or new.
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No % fee is deducted from the sales of any order.
Unlike ready-made platforms that charge a transaction fee of 0.5–21 TP3T per order, our custom system has no hidden costs.
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Scalable, supporting future growth.
An architecture designed to handle unlimited traffic and data growth, along with enterprise-level security.
We develop custom e-commerce systems for organizations that need more than just an online store.
system E-Commerce Custom This is suitable for businesses with more complex sales conditions than typical online stores, such as pricing based on customer groups, multiple warehouses, order approval, or data integration with internal systems. If ready-made e-commerce platforms are starting to have limitations, developing a custom sales system will allow the online sales system to function more effectively according to the actual business processes.
Key features that should be planned from the start of the project.
Before implementing the system, a comprehensive structure should be planned covering everything from the front-end, membership system, shopping cart, coupons, promotions, payment, and shipping, to back-end reporting. For organizations with multiple sales teams, the system should support Role-based Access Control to clearly define access rights for employees at different levels.
Connect ERP, Stock, and Marketplace systems into a single platform.
The strength of Custom work lies in its API connectivity with ERP, WMS, POS, CRM, Logistics, and marketplaces like Shopee or Lazada, allowing for seamless workflow integration. This includes syncing products, updating stock across multiple warehouses, retrieving orders, and sending data back to the accounting system, reducing manual tasks and minimizing errors from duplicate data entry.
How is it different from Shopify or WooCommerce?
If a business needs to open a store quickly, has standard features, and a easily controllable budget, using... Shopify or E-commerce system Ready-made solutions might be better, but if you need to integrate specialized systems, specific pricing logic, or multiple approval levels, then... Accepting programming work A customized option will be a better solution in the long run.
Steps for creating a Custom E-Commerce system.
1. Analyze the requirements and workflow.
Start by understanding the product type, customer group, sales process, payment methods, delivery, existing systems to be integrated, and the reports that management will need, in order to design a structure that truly reflects the actual work, not just a visually appealing storefront.
2. Design UX/UI and backend structure.
The design team will create a user-friendly customer journey and employee dashboard, covering everything from product search and ordering to order tracking, product management, order management, stock management, promotions, and sales reports.
3. Develop, integrate, and test the system before actual deployment.
After finalizing the scope, development began. This included connecting APIs, testing the payment gateway, testing inventory, testing performance, and checking security before actual launch. This ensures the system can handle future data and traffic growth.
Frequently Asked Questions about E-Commerce Customization
What types of businesses are suitable for custom e-commerce?
Suitable for organizations, manufacturers, distributors, B2B businesses, and businesses with complex back-end systems such as multi-level pricing, multiple warehouses, or ERP integration.
Can it integrate with existing ERP or inventory systems?
Yes, if the existing system has APIs, database access, or exchangeable data formats, the development team can design integrations to synchronize product, stock, order, and customer data based on business conditions.
How long did it take to develop?
Generally, depending on the number of features and systems to be connected, small projects might take a few weeks, while enterprise systems with multiple modules may require phased planning to control budget and risk.
What should I prepare to start a business meeting?
You should prepare a list of required features, sample reference websites, current sales process, systems to be integrated, number of products, number of users, and a rough budget to help you accurately assess the scope.
Consult the Creative team. To structure an online sales system that's right for your business, from your storefront and back-end systems to integration with your organization's systems.