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E-commerce

E-commerce built for selling and running the shop.

A shop is only finished when orders, stock and administration also add up. Not when the catalogue looks good.

catalogue · checkout · care

Webshop
  1. Shop
  2. Cart
  3. Checkout
  • Starter kit€49
  • Pro pack€129

Pick a product and step through checkout.

Tinsights builds shops and product systems around how you sell: B2C, B2B, unusual pricing, or a catalogue that hangs off existing software. Not a standard storefront with only a theme.

If you mainly need a simple catalogue, we will say so. If checkout, stock or B2B pricing drive the work, custom belongs in the shop.

Purchase path

From catalogue to order.

Traffic

Selling and the operation behind it

At the front

Catalogue, search, cart, checkout and accounts a customer understands.

  • Product catalogue
  • Checkout and payments
  • Customer accounts
  • Usable on mobile

The shop as a system, not a window display.

  • CatalogueProducts, variants and filters that match your range.
  • Checkout and paymentsA pay path that matches your payment methods.
  • B2B where neededSign-in, different prices, minimum orders or quotes.
  • IntegrationsStock, accounting or fulfilment, so nobody retypes.
  • AutomationConfirmations, status updates and tasks that now run by hand.
  • PerformanceCatalogue and checkout pages that stay fast as you grow.

Catalog to order.

Checkout and operations belong together — not just a storefront.

  1. 01Catalog
  2. 02Checkout
  3. 03Order & stock
Responsive website on desktop, tablet and phone
Ecommerce as sales and operations system.

Related work

We do not have a public webshop case here. Recent public projects are mostly business websites. We discuss e-commerce from your order process.

Questions

Not as a default answer. Sometimes an existing platform is enough. If pricing, B2B or connections strain the platform, we build the shop as custom work.

E-commerce

Tell us how orders run today.

Where do orders get stuck — catalogue, checkout or administration? That is where scope starts.