Apps andintegrations.
One paid order should do the rest on its own: the courier label, the invoice, the email to the customer, the stock. We connect your store to the services you use, from couriers and Xero to payment gateways, and build the app when you need one.
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Six jobsyour store can do alone.
The work people do by hand after every order. Each one can run by itself, with a person only where a person decides.
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Type it on the site. It works for 10 minutes.
No password to remember.
Talk, plan,build, launch.
A small integration takes one to three weeks. An app takes longer. You know the price before we write a line.
Tell us the problem,we bring a solution.
You do not need a spec. Describe what eats your time or what you wish the store did. We reply with how we would solve it and what it costs.
Your idea
A few lines are enough. We answer by email within two working days.
The whole job,not a plugin and goodbye.
A written planScope, fixed price and date before any work.
Staging firstBuilt and tested on a copy, with test orders.
Clean codeA small plugin of yours, not edits in other plugins.
Keys kept safeAPI keys stored encrypted, never in the theme.
A log of every callWhen a courier says no, you see why.
RetriesA failed call is tried again before anyone is told.
Notes for your teamHow it works, in plain words, one page.
30 days of fixesAnything that breaks after launch, fixed.
- The plan, the build, the launch
- Test orders on staging before live
- Thirty days of fixes after launch
- The code, yours, in your repository
- Fees for courier, invoicing or App Store accounts stay yours
- Monthly care after the first 30 days is optional
- A new theme or redesign is a separate project
The servicesyou already pay for.
Romanian couriers and invoicing first, because that is where most of our stores sell. Selling abroad? The European ones work the same way. If it has an API, we can talk to it.
SamedayAWB, lockers
CargusAWB, returns
FAN CourierAWB, tracking
GLSAWB, tracking
SmartBillinvoices
Oblioinvoices
e-FacturaANAF upload
InPostlockers
Packetapickup points
PostNLlabels, tracking
BringNordics
Peppole-invoicingOne screenfor the warehouse.
Orders, AWB and returns in one place.
The team packed from wp-admin, made AWBs on the courier site and handled returns by email. Now one screen does all three, the return label included, and the accountant gets an export.
Quoted per project,in writing.
A fixed price from the written plan. No hourly meter running in the background.
What moves the number
The four things that decide the size of the job.
Get a quote
A written plan, a fixed price and a date, usually within two working days.
Beforeyou ask.
Who owns the code?
You do. It lives in a small plugin or app in your repository. You can take it to another developer any time.
What if the courier changes its API?
Couriers announce changes. With monthly care we update the integration before the old version stops. Without it, we quote the update when it comes.
Who pays the App Store and Google Play fees?
You do, on your own developer accounts: Apple asks for a yearly fee, Google for a one-time fee. We publish the app under your name.
Is there a monthly cost?
Only if you want monthly care: updates, monitoring and small changes. The build itself is paid once.
Can you fix an integration someone else built?
Yes. We read it first and tell you whether to fix it or replace it, with the price for both.
Do you work on Shopify or Wix?
No. Only WordPress and WooCommerce. If you want to move, see migrations.
Send the problem,get a written plan.
- Plan, price and a dateIn writing, usually within two working days.
- Fixed priceThe number in the plan is the number you pay.
- No lock-inThe code is yours, in your repository.
Your store
Three fields. We reply by email.