Storefronts and marketing sites that carry real catalogue depth and real checkout load. Payment, tax and fulfilment are wired to the providers you already use, not to a demo account.

01 / Deliverables

What you get

  • A front end built to your catalogue, not to a template’s idea of one
  • Payment, tax and shipping wired to your live providers, with test coverage on the failure paths
  • Stock and pricing read from the system of record, so the site cannot sell what does not exist
  • Core Web Vitals budgets agreed before build and measured at handover
  • An editor experience your marketing team can use without a developer
02 / Method

How it works

01

Catalogue and data model

We map products, variants, pricing rules and stock locations before any design work starts.

02

Integration contracts

Each provider — payment, tax, carrier, ERP — gets a written interface and a tested failure path.

03

Build and instrument

The storefront ships with analytics, error tracking and performance budgets already wired in.

04

Handover

Runbooks, deployment and rollback paths, and a documented editor workflow.

How a PIYAVE Labs platform is assembled A schematic of one platform. Four source systems — point of sale, suppliers, warehouse and the web storefront — write into a single core platform in the centre. The core platform holds one record and is highlighted. From it, three surfaces read: finance, operations and reporting. POINT OF SALE SUPPLIERS WAREHOUSE STOREFRONT FINANCE OPERATIONS REPORTING CORE PLATFORM ONE RECORD

Reference architecture — source systems write once into a single modelled record; every surface reads from it.

The limit

We do not take ecommerce work below roughly 200 orders per month. Under that volume the integration cost rarely returns, and an off-the-shelf platform is the honest recommendation.

03 / Questions

Asked before you ask

Tell us what is not working

Describe the system you are running on now. We will tell you what we would change, what it would cost and how long it would take.