Can the application share data with our storefront?
Yes. Applications are typically built against the same integration layer as the commerce platform so accounts, pricing and orders stay consistent.
B2B WEBAPPLICATIONDEVELOPMENT
Custom applications for the parts of a commerce business a storefront cannot cover: dealer platforms, procurement tools, operational dashboards, vendor systems and the internal tooling that currently lives in eleven spreadsheets.
- Realtime data, hard permissions, audit trails
- Multi-tenant architecture where you need it
- Fixed scope, fixed price
Two ecommerce build slots open this quarterQuotes honoured for 30 days
When the process is the product
Some commerce problems are not catalogue problems. Allocating constrained stock across dealers, running a claims process, coordinating a field team, or giving operations a view of orders across three systems — these need an application, not a store.
We build those applications with the same discipline as the commerce platform: a considered data model, permissions enforced on the server, realtime updates where they matter, and audit trails on anything financial or contractual.
Applications we build
Customer and dealer dashboards
Account-scoped views of orders, allocations, performance and documents, with role-based access across organisations.
Ordering and procurement systems
Requisition, approval, purchase order and receipting workflows for buying processes that do not fit a checkout.
Distributor and vendor platforms
Multi-tenant systems where each partner organisation manages its own users, data and operations in isolation.
Operational dashboards
Live views over orders, inventory, fulfilment and exceptions, assembled from multiple upstream systems.
Internal B2B tooling
Sales-desk quoting, pricing administration, data correction and back-office tools that replace spreadsheet processes.
Reliability and observability
Instrumentation, load testing and runbooks so the application is straightforward to operate after handover.
Method
How the work gets done
01
Technical brief
Thirty minutes with a principal engineer. Constraints, load profile, and a straight feasibility answer.
02
Architecture
A written system design with data model, integration map, failure modes, and fixed scope.
03
Build
Two-week increments against a live staging environment. You see the real thing, always.
04
Handover
Runbooks, observability, and a team trained to operate it — or we stay on as your platform group.
Frequently asked questions
Do you support multi-tenant requirements?
Yes — multi-tenant portals with per-organisation isolation, roles and permissions are a recurring part of our work.
Related services
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Self-service ordering portals for dealers, distributors, wholesale customers and suppliers.
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ERP, PIM, CRM, inventory and fulfilment integrations with reconciliation and audit trails — not fire-and-forget calls.
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Corporate and marketing sites for commerce businesses, engineered on the same stack as the store they sit beside.
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Custom B2B commerce systems: pricing logic, account hierarchies, ordering workflows, and the integrations behind them.
Read more→Book the technical brief
Thirty minutes with a principal ecommerce engineer.
Bring your stack, your peak-day traffic, and your worst bottleneck. You leave with a straight feasibility answer and a price range — whether or not you hire us.
- No sales team — engineers only
- No slide deck, no discovery fee
- Written architecture follows within 5 days
Two ecommerce build slots open this quarterQuotes honoured for 30 days
What the call covers
- 01Your current platform, load profile, and failure points
- 02Feasibility, sequencing, and the honest risk list
- 03A price range you can take to your board