Platforms, CMS and business systems, built on and integrated well
Not everything should be built from scratch. Established platforms for selling online, managing content, tracking customers and taking payments can save months of work, provided they are configured and integrated with care.
Platforms & CMS we work with
Shopify
A hosted ecommerce platform for launching and running online stores.
Learn moreWooCommerce
An open-source ecommerce plugin that turns WordPress into an online store.
Learn moreMagento / Adobe Commerce
A powerful ecommerce platform for large catalogues and complex B2B needs.
Learn moreWordPress
The most widely used content management system for websites and blogs.
Learn moreWebflow
A hosted visual website builder with a built-in CMS.
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An open-source headless CMS that serves content to any frontend via API.
Learn moreFilament
A Laravel toolkit for building admin panels and internal tools quickly.
Learn moreSalesforce
A leading cloud CRM platform for sales, service and customer data.
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An all-in-one CRM with marketing, sales and service tools.
Learn moreOdoo
A modular open-source ERP covering accounting, inventory, sales and more.
Learn moreMicrosoft Dynamics 365
Microsoft's suite of business applications for CRM and ERP.
Learn moreStripe
Payments infrastructure for online checkouts, subscriptions and marketplaces.
Learn moreThis category covers four groups of tools. eCommerce platforms such as Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento handle catalogues, carts and orders. Content management systems such as WordPress, Webflow and Strapi let non-technical staff publish and edit content, and Filament provides admin panels for custom Laravel applications. CRM and ERP systems such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Odoo and Dynamics 365 manage customers, sales and operations. Payment providers such as Stripe handle cards, subscriptions and payouts securely.
We decide between a platform and custom code by looking at how standard your process is. If your needs match what a platform does well, configuring it is cheaper and faster. When your workflow is unusual, or platform fees and limits would constrain growth, a custom build or a headless setup, where the platform handles data and a custom frontend handles presentation, is often the better balance. Most projects end up connecting several of these systems through APIs.
Platforms & CMS questions
Should we use a platform or build custom software?
Use a platform when your process is fairly standard and speed matters. Build custom when your workflow is a genuine differentiator or when platform limits and fees would hold you back; a mix of both is common.
Can you connect our CRM, ERP and website?
Yes. We build integrations using each system's official APIs and webhooks, with logging and retry handling so data stays in sync when one side is temporarily unavailable.
What is a headless CMS or headless commerce?
It separates content or product management from the website that displays it. Editors keep a familiar back office while developers build a fast, custom frontend that reads data through an API.
Should we choose Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify is hosted and maintained for you, which suits most merchants who want to focus on selling. WooCommerce runs on your own WordPress hosting and gives more control over data and customisation, in return for more upkeep.
When is Magento or Adobe Commerce worth it?
It suits large catalogues, complex B2B pricing, several stores or currencies, and businesses with the budget for ongoing development. For simpler shops it is usually more platform than needed.
Can you move our website to a new platform without losing search rankings?
We map every existing URL to its new address, set up permanent redirects, carry over titles and structured data, and check search console reports after launch. This keeps the loss of traffic during a migration to a minimum.
What do you use Filament for?
Filament is a Laravel toolkit we use to build admin panels and internal back offices quickly, with forms, tables, permissions and dashboards that fit your own data model.
Salesforce or HubSpot for our CRM?
HubSpot is quicker to set up and suits marketing-led teams and smaller sales operations. Salesforce is more configurable and suits complex sales processes and larger organisations, but needs more set-up and administration.
Can Odoo or Dynamics 365 replace our spreadsheets?
Often, yes. We configure the modules you need, such as inventory, purchasing or invoicing, import your existing data and connect the system to your website and other tools.
Can you set up Stripe for subscriptions?
Yes. We use Stripe Billing for plans, trials, upgrades and invoices, handle webhooks so your application stays in step with payments, and support strong customer authentication where it applies.
Other categories
Frontend
Fast, accessible interfaces for websites, dashboards and web applications.
Backend
Reliable server-side code, APIs and business logic that scale with you.
Mobile
Native and cross-platform apps for iOS and Android.
AI & Machine Learning
Language models, retrieval, and machine learning built into real products.
Databases
The right data store for each job, from relational to vector search.
Cloud & DevOps
Hosting, automation and deployment pipelines that keep releases routine.
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