E-commerce

Build scalable, long-lasting ecommerce solutions with a reliable partner

Harness technology to increase efficiency across sales channels

Stay competitive
Reach more customers
Leverage innovation

Pick reliable technology

Maximize the extent of possible modifications and integrations.

Offer an outstanding customer experience

Create an optimized omnichannel strategy to increase profit margin.

Reach more customers

Meet the growing customer demands personalized shopping experiences.


Fostering growth and innovation by combining your business knowledge with our technical experience


Enhance your operations with an agile mindset

Our team will help you build an ecommerce technology strategy that builds on how your customers actually shop.


Strategic approach to technology per channel

A deep understanding of sales channels lets us advise on the proper technology stack.

Careful planning for legacy infrastructure

Decide consciously whether to build on existing solutions or develop them from scratch.

Smart innovations

Implement innovation with confidence that you’re creating an asset with a prospect of high ROI.

User focus on every step of the buyer’s journey

Personalized customer solutions improve the UX and boost brand awareness.

Recognition for problem-solving innovation

Be a company known for solutions that make shopping seamless.

Knowledge-sharing for better project results

Our teams eagerly share their experience to create cross-functional blended teams.

Services overview

Gain higher competitive advantage — innovation helps solve specific problems and gives a chance to stand out among brands.

In-depth customer analysis

Explore your customer’s behavior to discover opportunities for personalization and increasing conversion rates.

Automatization of operations

Create a dependable system for inventory management, logistics, and supply chain to improve order fill rates.

Engaging customer experiences

Give customers unique experiences to create a loyal audience. Virtual stores and augmented reality try-ons decrease return rates and improve engagement.

Transaction optimization strategies

Implement sales-supporting smart technologies to offer customers smooth buying journeys tailored to their behavior.

Business analytics

Collect and analyze data to set up predictable revenue programs. Automate processes and optimize workflows to decrease uncertainties.

Frictionless UX design

Build online stores that encourage repeat shopping. Human-centered design helps retain customers and create inclusive experiences.

Describe your needs in simple terms, our team will contact you for a quote. We can also conduct a workshop to get you closer to the end result.


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Fintech Insights, Opportunities, and Risks.


Spurred by the need for operational efficiency and simplicity, financial technology is a rapidly evolving sector. The global fintech market size is projected to grow at a 20.3% CAGR between 2021 and 2030. From ubiquitous and affordable mobile banking to smart investment and peer-to-peer lending, fintech companies are opening avenues that just two decades ago were unavailable.

What Is Ecommerce?

Ecommerce is the process of buying and selling goods and services using the internet. Ecommerce relies on a number of technologies that make transactions, payment, and delivery possible. While ecommerce describes the interaction between the seller and the buyer conducted online, back-office operations like inventory management and logistics are an integral part of retail that relies on software.

Technology in Ecommerce

Modern ecommerce stores utilize many technologies to create robust customer experiences. Cloud computing, quick checkout, simple shopping cart, and varied payment gateways give users a smooth and contactless buying experience. Smart search and content-based recommendation systems further personalize that experience and create brand affinity. The more the user receives product suggestions in tune with preferences and past shopping history, the more they are to buy more from the same online store.

 

Online stores that offer users a well-oiled combination of these technologies have high customer retention rates and large numbers of loyal customers.

 

Ecommerce technology lets retailers constantly refine their sales process and operations. The current landscape of ecommerce solutions is already rich, but it’s how these solutions are used in the context of a specific target audience that makes the difference in the bottom line.

With an estimated 42.9% of online sales going through mobile by 2024, it’s key for business owners to give their customers a positive mobile shopping experience. Customer retention rates can drop drastically when customers have a negative experience on a mobile device — 40% of consumers with a poor mobile experience will go to the competition.

 

And yet many brands miss the opportunity. Instead of adjusting the mobile user experience to the needs of their customers, companies rely on an underperforming sales channel that heavily impacts conversions.

 

Here are some of the best practices a mobile-optimized online store should have:

 

  • Quick checkout (no multiple screens and numerous data fields)
  • Easy search option (always visible and accessible)
  • Thumb-oriented interaction (place all important elements within the reach of a thumb)
  • Fast and varied payment options (also consider adding financing solutions)
  • Smart suggestions (content-based recommendation systems are scalable and specific to one user)
  • Add interactivity to videos and images (zooming, maneuvering)

Implementing innovative solutions in ecommerce stores serves many purposes. For example, being a first adopter of emerging technologies can help create demand through technology. Companies that innovate get media coverage, which in turn increases brand awareness.

 

That said, the future of ecommerce will be increasingly reliant on innovation aimed at improving personalization and convenience for buyers and sellers.

Customers who don’t have the ability to try on the merchandise before buying can become lost opportunities. Augmented reality and virtual reality both let retailers bring all kinds of products closer to customers. Augmented reality ecommerce plugins help visualize the size, look, and feel of the item.

 

As augmented reality is getting more refined, allowing retailers to include more details in the 3D model, the technology can become a significant driver for conversions and a tool to combat cart abandonment. Virtual stores accessed through VR headsets can help retailers showcase even large products to customers in a convenient at-home setting.

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