E-commerce and retail
Our retail work includes a high-volume WooCommerce store we have run for three years, a loyalty-card system rebuilt on Laravel, and a group-deals marketplace from 2014. Here is what each involved.
One store we keep running, one loyalty system we rebuilt, and one marketplace from our early years. Together they cover the parts of retail software that tend to cause trouble: order data leaving the store, balances that must not change during a rebuild, and two-sided accounts with money moving between them.
A beverage retailer's online store has to stay up, stay fast and keep orders and customers flowing into Microsoft Dynamics. We took it over and progressively rebuilt it inside the maintenance engagement: PHP moved from 7.4 to the current release, plugins and theme brought up to date, performance work, and the integration that syncs orders and customers to Dynamics.
Backups run every two hours to S3-compatible storage with tested restores, uptime and speed are monitored, and change requests come through a standing channel. The same kind of work is available as WooCommerce maintenance.
This system issues and manages loyalty cards for businesses and their customers. We originally built it on PHP 5.6, so we knew it well. We rebuilt it on Laravel and migrated the data, keeping every card, balance and rule intact. It took two months and has been live since mid-2026.
A loyalty balance is a promise to a customer, and one wrong figure at a till damages trust more than a slow page does. That is why the check that mattered most was balances matching after the move, not how the new code looked.
One of our first marketplace builds: merchant onboarding and deal listings, time-limited offers with minimum-buyer thresholds, voucher issue and redemption, payments and customer accounts, on the web only. The stack reflects the period, and today we would build this on Laravel and Next.js. The marketplace mechanics are the part that still applies.
Backend, scan pages and iOS/Android apps behind a t-shirt with a unique QR code its owner controls — text, photo or video, changeable any time, scannable with no app. Laravel. Delivered to both app stores in three months for a Belgian fashion brand.
Loyalty-card management system we first built on PHP 5.6, re-platformed onto Laravel with all cards, balances and rules preserved. Two months, live since mid-2026, Indian client.
Three years keeping a high-volume Belgian WooCommerce store up, fast and in sync with Microsoft Dynamics: PHP 7.4 to current, two-hourly backups to S3-compatible storage, monitoring, and every change request handled.
A dynamic QR marketing platform for a client: one printed code whose campaign can change without reprinting, with 14 campaign types, tracked coupon redemption, analytics and multi-outlet roles. Laravel 13 and Next.js.
Early work
Group-buying deals marketplace for the US: merchants, time-limited deals with buyer thresholds, vouchers and payments. PHP and JavaScript, 2014 — one of our first marketplace builds.
Our published retail cases are on WooCommerce and on custom PHP and Laravel systems. We list other commerce platforms in our services, but ask us what we have delivered on the one you use before relying on it.
We run an order and customer sync from WooCommerce into Microsoft Dynamics for the retailer above. For another ERP or CRM, we would review its API and your data first, then tell you what we would need to do.
Name the platform, the systems behind it and what keeps going wrong. We will tell you where we would start.
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