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E-commerce for products that do not fit a template.

Custom commerce for complex catalogs, dimensions, product options, live pricing, contractor accounts, repeat ordering, pickup, delivery, and the staff workflow behind every order.

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Gate hardware online store on a desktop display

Where we start

Make the hard parts of buying feel simple.

Custom commerce earns its keep when a standard product grid and checkout cannot represent the real catalog, customer, price, or fulfillment decision.

Search and categories that follow the buyer.

Catalog structure, filters, specifications, compatibility, saved lists, and quick order help customers reach the right item.

Pricing and options that follow the rules.

Dimensions, variants, customer accounts, quantities, branches, quotes, and approvals shape the buying path.

Checkout connected to fulfillment.

Pickup, delivery, tax, payment, order status, staff queues, inventory, and repeat ordering stay part of the same system.

Featured · Gateworks

Commerce proof from the catalog to the shop floor.

Industrial parts, construction supply, custom-milled lumber, and flooring. Each project starts with a different product model and a different buying decision.

Gateworks industrial e-commerce storefront on desktop and mobile

Every part and every order in one system.

Gateworks connects a 915-item storefront, product discovery, checkout, pickup or delivery, customer accounts, fulfillment, and staff operations.

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Welker’s live board-foot product configurator

Custom-cut lumber

Welker’s

Exact dimensions, live board-foot pricing, quote cart, incoming orders, and the mill handoff.

NEFCO mobile ordering experience on two phones

Construction supply

NEFCO

A 12,000-product buying story built around search, jobsite pressure, branch logistics, and repeat orders.

Lunde Flooring e-commerce website

Flooring storefront

Lunde Flooring

A product-led store that brings real interiors, flooring details, ordering, and local service into one experience.

What it can handle

Scope follows the product data, not the feature list.

Buyer roles, pricing rules, fulfillment choices, and staff process decide what gets built. We do not add features until they have a clear owner and job.

Products, variants, specifications, and fit

Categories, search, filters, product relationships, dimensions, compatibility, substitutes, media, documents, and the data model behind them.

Accounts, quotes, pricing, and approvals

Retail and contractor accounts, customer terms, volume rules, branch context, quote requests, purchase orders, and approval steps.

Payment, pickup, delivery, and tax

Cart behavior, payment flows, freight or local delivery, pickup windows, taxes, confirmations, receipts, and clear recovery when something fails.

Orders, inventory, fulfillment, and service

Staff queues, status, stock, documents, customer communication, reorder paths, reporting, and connections to the systems the team already uses.

How we work

Choose the platform after the workflow is clear.

Some stores fit a standard commerce platform. Others need a custom front end, custom product logic, or a connected operations system. The decision starts with the business rules.

  1. 01

    Map the catalog

    Products, variants, dimensions, pricing rules, customer types, and where the data lives today.

  2. 02

    Design the buying path

    Search, configuration, quoting, accounts, and checkout shaped around the real purchase decision.

  3. 03

    Connect the operation

    Orders reach staff queues, inventory, accounting, and fulfillment without anyone retyping them.

  4. 04

    Launch and refine

    Migrate the catalog, watch real orders, and expand the store where customers and staff need it.

After the click

Keep the promise after the customer clicks buy.

The storefront is only the visible end of the system. We map what staff, inventory, accounting, fulfillment, and customer service need after an order arrives.

Welker’s mill operations and order board

Product data

One owner for every field.

Names, SKUs, variants, dimensions, prices, availability, media, and documents follow a defined source of truth.

Business rules

Written before code.

Pricing, compatibility, freight, taxes, discounts, approvals, and exceptions are mapped with the people who use them.

Recovery

Customers always have a next step.

Empty states, validation, declined payments, unavailable products, expired quotes, and interrupted orders are handled.

Operations

Staff sees what to do next.

Orders land in a useful queue with the customer, items, terms, fulfillment choice, documents, and status attached.

Repeat buying

The second order is easier than the first.

Accounts, saved lists, past orders, quick order, quote history, and reordering cut repeated work.

Integrations

Connections fail safely.

Inventory, accounting, email, shipping, tax, and payment integrations get validation, logging, retries, and manual recovery.

Scope and investment

Every commerce engagement is custom-scoped.

We recommend the scope, timeline, and investment after we understand the catalog, customers, product rules, content, integrations, fulfillment workflow, and support needs. Larger systems can be phased so the highest-value buying and operational flows are built first.

Custom e-commerce questions.

Platform, product, migration, and integration questions that usually shape the first phase. Something else? Email us or call (661) 444-2857.

Can you build B2B e-commerce?

Yes. Contractor and trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, quote requests, purchase orders, approval steps, and branch or pickup logistics are the kinds of rules we build around.

Can customers configure a product and see live pricing?

Yes. Dimensions, options, and material rules can drive live pricing, previews, and a quote cart, with the same rules feeding production output like cut lists or takeoffs.

Can the store connect to inventory or accounting?

Yes. We connect to QuickBooks, inventory systems, shipping, tax, and payment providers, with logging and manual recovery so a failed sync never loses an order.

Do you use Shopify or build custom e-commerce?

Both, depending on the workflow. If a standard platform represents your catalog, customers, and pricing cleanly, we use it. When the rules do not fit a template, we build a custom front end or a connected operations system.

Can an existing catalog be migrated?

Yes. We map products, variants, images, documents, and customer accounts to a defined source of truth, clean the data where needed, and validate it before launch.

Can the store include a customer portal?

Yes. Accounts can include order history, saved lists, quick reorder, quote history, invoices, and documents, so repeat buying gets easier.

Show us the product rules the template cannot handle.

Bring the catalog, customer types, pricing logic, fulfillment choices, and staff workflow. We will help you define the right commerce system.

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